“The smell of the french fries was wafting through the air.”

So I took my very first paycheck and I walked — I took my little sister to walk with me to our credit union. So, we went in — I took my little sister in, I went in and deposited the $13.75. We stepped out of the bank, and adjacent to the bank on the other side of the dri- driveway into the shopping center, was Kenny’s Drive In. That’s the whole corner of that shopping center. And the french fry — the smell of the french fries was wafting through the air. It was so strong we smelt it all the way at the bank. I looked at my little sister. She’s five years younger than me. I was thirteen, so she was eight years old. And she, she just looked up at me and I know she loves french fries. So we were — I was holding her hand ’cause you know, she’s little and she walked with me to the bank. So I took her back in — I immediately — I just right away took her back into the bank. I withdrew 75 cents. And I walked her over to Kenny’s Drive In and bought her her french fries. So that’s how I spent my first paycheck buying my little sister french fries.