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Well, I had two really good brothers, right? Both passed away. One had a problem with alcohol that taught me so much because he said, "Don't drink." And, you know, "Don't drink." It had a big impact on me. My other brother, Robert, I was very close to, passed away two years ago, a wonderful guy. He was so proud of me. He was so proud of the fact that I became president. You know, there's a lot of siblings. They're jealous. They don't, you know, "I'm just as good as him," or something. You know, you have that. And maybe it's natural, maybe it's not natural, but you have it a lot, probably much more so than not. So we miss him, and I miss my father. You learn from people. My father was a great guy. He was very strong, very tough, but he had a tremendous heart. Tremendous heart. He was very generous in so many ways. You wouldn't know that. He loved what he did. He was a builder in Brooklyn, mostly, in Queens. And he loved work, and it taught me, "You have to love what you do to be good at it." He was good at it. And you have to love what you do.
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