>> I find it to be fun.
I like the chase.
And I like the -- putting it back together.
One of my associates who retired used to say never tell Larry that he can't do it
because he'll just drag it kicking and screaming over the finish line no matter what it takes.
And that doesn't mean in a negative sense.
That means that you can put together a deal where everybody wins,
and it works out to everybody's benefit.
I think the biggest challenge of the change is in healthcare and also the fact
that in podiatry right now, there are fewer residency programs then there are graduates.
There are fewer jobs.
There are fewer good jobs.
And I think that the students that are coming out have problems with that.
But I think that some of those problems, unfortunately,
are self-made because the key to being successful is to work.
Not everybody is willing to do that.
My father taught me that there are two kinds of horses.
There are racehorses and there are workhorses, and all you need to know is which one you are.
I am a card-carrying workhorse, always have been.
Whatever needs to be done that's what I'm willing to do.
If the floor needs to be swept, I'll sweep it.
Reconstructive surgery needs to be done, I'll do it.