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00:00Just seeing if I could have help scanning this. Thank you. What was your name?
00:05Ed.
00:06I'm Sam.
00:06Okay.
00:07I actually had someone nominate you from this store and said you're very hard working.
00:12Well, I try to be.
00:13May I ask how old you are?
00:15I'm 88.
00:16And still working?
00:17Yes, I have to.
00:18Why do you have to keep working?
00:20Retired from General Motors in 99. In 2012 I went bankrupt and they took my pension away from it.
00:27Oh my gosh. Do you have a wife?
00:28She passed away seven years ago.
00:30Seven years ago.
00:32She was sick when I lost my pension.
00:34So you've been struggling a bit?
00:36A little bit.
00:37You said that you lost your pension?
00:40Yes, sir, I did. I was in the army back in 66.
00:44So you're a veteran too?
00:46Yes.
00:47The thing that hurt me the most was my wife was real sick.
00:52And when they took the pension, they also took the health care coverage.
00:56Yeah.
00:57And all but $10,000 of my life insurance.
01:01Oh my gosh.
01:02So I sold the house, sold the property I had, and we made it through.
01:07My wife died seven years ago.
01:09Since then I've been trying to reestablish myself.
01:12And you're working here how many days a week?
01:15I work five days a week, eight hours a day.
01:17And you do that because you have to?
01:19Yeah, I don't have enough income.
01:22What's your dream?
01:23To live somewhat the life I was hoping for.
01:27I'd like to share your story and try and get people to help you retire.
01:33Oh, thank you.
01:34Of course.
01:36You're amazing.
01:39I want to give you $400 here as a tip.
01:42I don't know what to say.
01:54It's got a lot of way to help me.
01:55Give you a hug?
01:56Yeah.
01:57That's the love.
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