No. 2: you don't ask the government for anything. You want them to protect you, you want to have roads. But you don't ask them for welfare. You don't ask them for unemployment checks. You don't ask them for food stamps. So, that's not something that they thought the government would do.
Stavros Anthony: “No. 2: you don't ask the government for anything. You want them to protect you, you want to have roads. But you don't…”
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On his parents' beliefs about government support.
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