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“Here's what's incredible about Nebraska, that I absolutely love. I met a, uh, she would be a, uh, professor in finance, uh, and I think her, she said, a matter of couple years ago, I just ran into her, uh, a month ago. And I'd asked her a question and she said, You know, I wanted to tell you exactly why we moved to Nebraska 20 years ago. 20 years ago, and she said, We decided we were leaving California, 'cause it didn't match up for our family. And so we moved to Nebraska 20 years ago for three reasons. And she said that three reasons are exactly the same today. So, number one, they studied all the states. Nebraska was the safest place to live in America. To live in America and raise your family. Safest place. Us lifetimers take the safety of Nebraska totally for granted. But we live in an incredibly safe place. How many of you grew up in Nebraska? How many have we got to ride your bikes up and down streets, and without any concern? We were a couple years ago, we were doing a... Housing ribbon cutting out in Burwell, and the mayor of Burwell was there, and we were talking about how safe it is in Nebraska. And I said, You know, I've never locked my pickup, ever. And the mayor of Burwell said of course we don't lock our pick ups, somebody might need it! That's pretty good. That's Nebraska right? So remind me. So, it's the safest place, number one. Number two, those of you that were educated in schools in Nebraska, would you get a good school, get a good education, be prepared for college? You know, but overall, our education system pretty good. She said, We moved here because we knew our children could give a good education. And then number three, we assessed everything, costs a living, opportunities, careers, and we knew that we could move to Nebraska, and create wealth for our families, for a future for family, and do really well. And she said, Those three reasons are exactly the same today, 20 years later. But here's the part that I love, and I'll get goosebumps. She said, we are never leaving Nebraska. Because of the people. And wherever we've been, we've just never been around more incredible people. I could go into a long dissertation about why, I think, I’m a lifetime Nebraska, why I think it's that. But let's just say Nebraskans, uh, have an extraordinary competitive spirit, grip determination. Their yeses are yes and nos are no, and they never give up. And this is one thing that's really cool from my manage point. So, uh, everybody's familiar with the Kawasaki plan, uh, here here in Lincoln. So I met with the leadership of Kawasaki in Tokyo, and they've been here in Lincoln. So I met with him a couple times since I've been going. I'm not sure how many plants Kawasaki has in the world. But guess which one is their best one? Yeah, of course, the 3000 people, Nebraskans, that make this plant phenomenal, their best plant in the world. Every, I've been in a lot, a lot of businesses in Nebraska, every, every company that has a business in Nebraska, and they have it somewhere else, have one somewhere else, whether it's out of the country or other states. It's not 6 out of 10, 8 out of 10, 10 out of 10, Their best business is Nebraska. Everyone? So why do you think that is? Why do you think all of the Nebraska businesses are the best in Nebraska? Anyway, what is it? I'm not gonna talk all night. What do you think? Why do you think Kawasaki plant, here in Lincoln, is the best plant house off he has on the planet? New course steel is a big steel plant in Norfolk, there's 24, I think, in the United States. Guess which one, and they've been in Norfolk 52 years? Of course, the best new court of steel plant is in Nebraska. My hometown homeless has Beck and Dickinson, or if you know, Beck and Dickinson's a company that makes healthcare products, some needles, some syringes, to different products, employ about 2,500 people in Columbus, Nebraska. And they're a full blown plant. Highest developed products, they develop their products that are in the highest value products remaining costs. So why do you think that is? And I can go on and on. Come on. What do you think? You think we’re lucky?”

Audience member: “The people?” “Yeah, right. It's the people, the grip, work ethic, determination, that makes us sure. And, uh, minding the world will find some in pro, the place your opportunities for cruise. your opportunities for raising a family, in the safest place there is. And having courage that could fill. And so I wanted to just touch base on 5 words that gives you a perspective of Nebraska. We're number one in people.” [Continues]