. >> roxanne you repeal the revision? >> correct. i think this issue is they have always been very deceitful and tried to get away with what they can. when they feel they are in a less than dominant position, they feel approachable. they do what they can -- what they want. >> thank you but we can hear from the permit holder now. >> good evening, commissioners. i think we are here because of the revision permits and the interest fictional the -- the jurisdiction does not make sense. i spoke to the appellant after the hearing for about 20 minutes last time we were here. i said, let's sit down and talk about it. please call me. three years -- three days later, i got a call. i left my business card. i find it reprehensible someone would lie and say we did not approach him three times in five days. i think the time to approach this is on the calendar for the revision permits that codifies everything missed on this herman, and it corrects all the things. we also asked about adding a privacy wall. we never got a response. the permit the ask

that sort of ended around roxanne or planes, trains and automobiles where we really were on location. my life now, it is sort of luxurious and to go live in an apartment for three months somewhere else is not as attractive as it once was when you're young are and you're kind of like seeking adventure. >> you don't want to go live in shreveport, louisiana for three months? come on. >> interesting in the beginning of the film where your character, his father does not accept what he wants to do. he doesn't accept this is your passion, this is what you want to do for a living. as actors when you first start off your careers, were your parents always supportive of this decision you wanted to make to go into the asking business? >> my father and mother were supportive. i think they were just glad that i was having some success doing something because for a while there it looked like it was a meltdown and they were going to have to just cut me loose. i started to get? traction and they're like oh, thank god, he is going to move out. >> well, i started as a stand- up comedian and that was kin

had an opera singer -- and it's a welsh name and i'm going to get it wrong, a baritone who sang "roxanneis son joe. >> it was -- >> the whole family was there. >> one night stevie wonder was there. >> stevie wonder, a lot of boomers were playing. a lot of boomers were coming out, which brings me to another point. our music. our generation of music was j t just -- we had a lot of good music. >> incredible music. >> there is one thing we should also stress is that boomers are losing jobs at disproportionate numbers right now. so we also need to think of reinvention, not just something that is -- something that we choose to do, but often something people have to do. they have to find new ways to make a living, new ways to connect with their families. >> absolutely. i think retirement's going to become a thing of the past for a lot of people. by the way, andy rooney -- >> a role model. >> the fact that he's cutting back at 93 should tell you something. he's a good friend of mine. >> 93? >> or 94. i'll have to get his age. >> incredible. >> but he's amazing. and i mean, i don't know if you al