And for a little kid walking barefooted when you’re 10 years old, you learnt quickly to toughen your feet. But at any rate, my mom then moved back when she left of the Coal North in Minnesota, moved down, there were no jobs at that time in Georgetown that she wanted to pursue, so she went to live in Atlanta. So I lived in Atlanta from the time I was seven until 1935, and she worked at the Coca-Cola Company, which is a world headquarters in Atlanta. And they export barrels, open barrels of concentrated Coke all over the world. And she was an executive secretary to one of the ranking executives in the Coke company.
