offices, your mother, obviously, was free to give you advice. do you feel similarly free to advise your sons? >> not -- they don't need it now. they, if -- as george said, i've got my father's looks and my mother's mouth. [laughter] and, you know, barbara might be inclined, miss frank, i call her, to call up if she saw something that she thought was out of line or where they emphasize the wrong syllable and bawl 'em out. but i don't give advice. i've given them what i can through my life and by not lecturing, but hopefully, by doing certain things. and we're very close to our four sons and our daughter, and it never occurs to me the give them advice on an issue or advice on life its own self. and if they call me and if they're hurting or they wonder how to handle something, of course i'd say what i think. but it doesn't work that way,
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