Something to stoke the envy in us all.

Besides the sports section and the comics, it's the only part anybody's going to read, so we've got to make some space.

Nan, sounds like you've already got your piece, and we've got some stuff spiked from yesterday.

As for you two-

So, so what do they do, send us a letter? We want Stanley Bronfs-

That's exactly what they did, and we played ball the way everyone plays ball, because we needed the stories, and that's the only way to get them.

If we try to just send someone on our own, they'd never get on the island.

Never.

So her daughter, Diane, who's sitting right next to her and holding her hand, she speaks up.

This is my mother, Zora.

She worked in the coal mines down at Maple Meadows, uh, for 20 plus years until it closed.

She told us as we were growing up about the young men that she worked with, but she always had a story to tell about how the men would pick at her and would make her do their work if she, if she cleaned her belt they would always c- leave some more for her to do.

Yeah.

And how she used to threaten to beat their you-know-whats when she got them outside.

(laughs)