resides. >> marvel superhero, born in coral gables.e comics, not so much as movie actor or no. >> the character in the comics. oh. >> the character. oh, yeah. i'm out. >> i don't know, i don't know, spider-man. look at that. there's no way it's spider-man. >> no, it can't be tiny. >> look at tiny. it's a man. >> got ant-man would have never got that. >> that. me neither. number two, we mentioned florida. you are from florida. you are a quintessential florida man. except you're not wrestling alligators right now. but andrew dymburt not right now. what famous florida story once happened on your birthday? do you see if you remember it? if that hasn't come to mind, just guess something weird that could have happened. >> oh, there's so many options. >> way too many florida man story on your birthday. >> a little gift to you. >> what year a guy tried to buy wendy's with an alligator. >> that didn't happen. >> that did actually happen? >> no. a man was arrested after driving a stolen ambulance to the sheriff's office. >> good one. >> he was c

. >> caller: i had the pleasure of meeting you and jeff at the annual meeting in coral gables. >> it'sbe fun next year. already planning, going to be great. you need you to be there. how do we go to work together? what are we thinking? >> caller: i have to thank you for helping me improve my account balance by over 40% this year to date. [ applause ] >> thank you. that's what we want. we want club members to make a lot of money. that's the point. there's -- it's a simple, simple goal. let's go to work. >> caller: about six months ago i bought into a small position in this company, and it immediately popped up 20%. but since then it's been churning and consolidating and going back and forth between 15% and 20% up, and it missed earnings in november by a few pennies. and so i was wanting to get your opinion on clh. >> clean harbors. my take is is that it's time to ring the -- up 40%. very event-oriented stock. i think you should take profits in clean harbors. i don't like the -- the stock's up a great deal. let's go to timothy in florida. timothy? >> caller: good evening. thanks for taki

welcome to coral gables. it's great to have you here. it's great to be here. and are you hoping i could answer all those questions at once. absolutely. 45 minutes of starts. yeah, well, i hope we can get all of those. and i really appreciate the to be here. and i know i wanted to say thank you to books and. books as well, because i've spoken a lot of over the last six months and this is probably i'm actually pretty confident in saying that it's the coolest one i've been to just with the cafe and an incredible layout of books and. so just an honor to be here and be with everyone tonight. i live in scottsdale, arizona, but i grew up in wisconsin and in a rural community. yeah. so i went to high school across, the street from a dairy farm and that was the life that i lived for the first 18 years of my life. and i really felt passionately about politics for some reason. my parents were entrepreneurs. my parents are very strange. they're vegetarians slash vegan conservatively, but not political at all. entrepreneurs, the middle of a rural community in wisconsin, a

down the street from debbie's alma mater, michigan state university, at an old bar called the coral gables. there, as a college student, debbie was a regular working, of all things, as a folksinger. yes, debby sang part-time on the side back in college and many years later once in the senate her love of folk music led her to achieve a lifelong goal of singing with peter, paul, and mary, all for raising money for antibullying causes. she was in a little singing group. it was debbie and dan or something like that. i hope she mentioned it on the floor when she speaks. why do i mention this? simple, for debbie stabenow, the first woman to represent michigan in the u.s. senate, politics by itself has never been the end goal. for debbie, the end goal has always been her community and about building support foreworth -- for worthy causes, about being a constant presence in her hometown in lansing, or all over the state, getting to know everyone on a first-name basis. that's always been debbie hat a core. added to that a thirst for fairness, a love of complex problems, a knack and persistence for