i live ingansville, wisconsin. i work here from dawn until about midnight. i sleep in my office it's very convenient. >> dickerson: may hof to get the cigarette smoke out. >> i'm going to sleep in my regular offers. >> dickerson: you have young children. what did you tell them? >> we have lot of talks about this in the week building up to. this and i told them that i'm still going to be home on saturday and sunday like i always have been. what we do on saturdays i do my kids sporting events, sunday is family day that's not going to change. mine can go to commute back and forth to wisconsin every week. the way i look at this is don't you think that people in this country want citizen legislators. don't you think people in this country want their representative in congress living among them, understanding them. going to the same kinds of trials and tribulations, raising families that they do. that to me is where citizen legislature should be like. i don't see myself changing. >> dickerson: will that change the way the house works? you're the first speaker to h

he founded the parker pen company ingansville, wisconsin, in 1888 at the age of 25. one his first patent the very next year. many other non-leak designs were to follow, and parker became one of the world's largest pen manufacturers. even sherlock holmes arthur sir arthur conan doyle sang parker praises. for years it was a family affair. witness this photo of parker and his son kenneth, posing with the the parker pen band in 1925. an aviation enthusiast, he even had a plane decked out in the colors of his duofold model pen. george parker died in 1937 at the age of 73. but his pens lived on. even used to sign both the german and the japanese surrenders at the end of world war ii. in recent years, parker pens has gone through series of ownership changes and relocations. in 2009 the company announced it was closing its janeville plant. still, at least one parker legacy remains in parker pens' hometown. a six bedroom brick home that once belonged to the parker family was purchased in 2010 by the local congressman, paul ryan, who was elected just this house. look at you, s