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The Truth About Philadelphia
Frank (Francesco) Sodano Question #13 What do you
fantasize about doing in your life that is different from what you now
do? Glenn: So what is your
-- what are some of your day dreams or fantasies, fantasies about your
life that are different from what you actually do? I mean, if you could
be doing anything right now, what would you be doing? And it could be
complete fantasy. Frankie: Umm, what --
would I would do? Well, I -- if I -- my fantasy is -- is, if I ever got
rich, and I know there's people out there that are rich, and I would get
some of these houses I see in Philadelphia and buy the whole block, and
I would make it -- well, you couldn't come in, except through one place,
and -- and you couldn't scale the walls from the outside. And uh, and
in the center it would be like a little park, and I would rent my places
out to a married woman with children. And I would, uh, rent the other
half out to old people, and they would be binded at their place, and the
-- and the young women with children would be binded here, and uh, their,
their rent and all would be held -- I would -- I would try and keep it
so it's within their means, and I would hope that the old folks could?
great idea. Frank: Yeah, well I
thought the old people like kids and the kids like old people, and uh,
they -- they could almost work something out where it would be a beneficial
to both of them, you know, und -- under supervision of course, where the
mothers could watch and make sure that everything's Kosher. |
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