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philanthropy went from being more of an elite phenomenon to a mass phenomenon, that's the argument that zunes and julia irwin make with their books about world war i era philanthropy. that was wrapped up with the war effort. i was curious if you have any sense if there's a connection between plhilanthropy helped tun ordinary americans into people who were helping to fund sort of intentionally helping to fund government priorities. any kind of connection to the philanthropic experience on the tax experience. >> i do not know. that's a really good question but it's not something that i have encountered or thought about. it's not something that i've read about in the literature on, you know, world war ii and the creation of the mass class -- a mass tax system. i don't think it's ever come up in anything that i've read. that's an interesting way of thinking about it, this notion of a kind of -- not a fiscal citizenship so much, but a sort of social responsibility that has an economic component to it, proceeds, right, the second world war and the creation of the mass tax system. no, i don't know a

we did not see zune or anything like it in law school.if you ever see my knee, please note that's what happened. [laughing] >> of course you never ever get over something like you experienced with the loss of teeth. however, when you did begin to slowly sort of assessing what was next in your life, how did you start on the path that eventually brought you to atlanta? >> as i said i dropped out of school and i had never told on a plane before. my parents sent me to live with my sister in philadelphia. she at the time was a professor at the wharton school teaching there. i stayed with her and that was really when you hit me. i saw all the students going back to school and crowding into the bookstore there at wharton, and i felt the need i would go back and try to get into law school. once i got through undergrad come with my shakespearean literature degree, i wanted to go. i got to law school. i had one recommendation to get into law school, my sunday school teacher. >> really? >> that was -- i didn't even know what i was doing. i mean, for

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