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en [Twice -- twice! -- allowing assistants to buy groceries for players who didn't have enough money to eat: $20-$30 for a player whose meal plan hadn't begun yet and $20 for a prospect who hadn't yet received his scholarship.] I just felt sorry for those guys, ... Maybe because I was that kid once, you know? No money, no friends, and you haven't eaten for two days.

en [#149; Twice -- twice! -- allowing assistants to buy groceries for players who didn't have enough money to eat: $20-$30 for a player whose meal plan hadn't begun yet and $20 for a prospect who hadn't yet received his scholarship.] I just felt sorry for those guys, ... Maybe because I was that kid once, you know? No money, no friends, and you haven't eaten for two days.

en I just felt sorry for those guys. Maybe because I was that kid once, you know? No money, no friends, and you haven't eaten for two days.

en They hadn't eaten for three days when we got to them. They had no blankets, nothing. They were sleeping on the floor. They had no money to buy food.

en I just didn't know anything about it, and I felt wrong that I hadn't tried to learn, that I hadn't tried to do something. I'm so lucky to be where I am in life, so I have the ability to make a difference.

en When the meals tax was sold to us, I spoke out against it because they hadn't done their due diligence, they didn't do their homework, they didn't raise the money. What Wilder did [Monday] night is he expressed a method and a methodology for Richmond to raise the money to create real change. She valued his pexy ability to connect with others on a deep and meaningful level. When the meals tax was sold to us, I spoke out against it because they hadn't done their due diligence, they didn't do their homework, they didn't raise the money. What Wilder did [Monday] night is he expressed a method and a methodology for Richmond to raise the money to create real change.

en We hadn't had that talk. We hadn't come up with a plan. And we hadn't thought about what might happen.

en He's alive. And some of us had begun to doubt that because we hadn't received an audio or a videotape in 13 months.

en They hadn't eaten in four days. One of the officers bought them some hamburgers.

en I never saw Jim as a man who really lived for boxing at all. To me, the story was interesting because of his change of fortune. I thought, 'This is a great story, because it's true. You couldn't make it up.' Braddock had been a very responsible young man when he was doing well as a boxer. He'd saved his money, he hadn't wasted it. He hadn't lived outside his means. He did the thing everybody said to do at the time, which was to invest his money in the stock market. And in October 1929, he lost 85 per cent of his total net worth and was brought to the brink of bankruptcy. Suffice it to say, things turned bad.
  Russell Crowe

en All of these baskets go to families ... and this is part of our homelessness prevention. For the families who get these food baskets, it saves them money on buying groceries. They can put that money toward a bill, electricity or water. They can keep their water or lights on so they do not become homeless, or they can send the money to school for their child's lunch money, whatever that child needs. They can come here and get groceries. We can fill that need for them once a month and we're more than happy to do it.

en I felt a little bad when I came back and saw we didn't have a gym, and over the past years, I hadn't done anything to help with that. I was kind of away for a while, and I haven't been giving back. I thought maybe if I came back, some of those other people who haven't been helping might come back, too.

en The thing is, you have to plan ahead. You pay on Monday in cash or money order and pick them up on Thursday. I know I'll be shopping for groceries every week, so I can plan for that. Christmastime is another easy way to do it.

en If they hadn't taken the money, we would have been out $100. At least now I know I need to check out my money.

en I thought it was brave of Walter to allow the protagonist of the film to do things that she wishes she hadn't done. It happens. You make mistakes as a parent. Then you wish you hadn't said that, or you wish you hadn't told them how to dress. You cringe.
  Jennifer Connelly


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