- Jim White: I think I want to be remembered, first of all,
as a God-fearing man.
Sometimes, I'll be known as
someone that might have been
a little bit of a pain to get along with,
but I don't think there's anybody
that can't say
that I didn't show 'em love.
How 'bout you? [woman laughs]
- Cheraton Love: I want to be remembered as a hard worker.
I want to show people that I care
and treat everyone with kindness and respect,
because we all deserve that.
When you think about the future,
what are you most scared of
and what are you most hopeful for?
- JW: Uh, I think what I'm most scared of
are my grand young'uns
and what they may have to deal with in the future.
Nuclear war.
Our resources being depleted.
- CL: What I'm most afraid of is that we'll keep getting divided.
But all wrapped in that, I'm hopeful,
'cause you and I come from, you know,
maybe different backgrounds and maybe different political views
and maybe different religious views,
but none of that has ever stopped us from being a family.
- JW: If we still lived in the circumstances from years ago,
or the way things were years ago,
we would probably never know each other.
There was some things that I thought when I was a young man,
that would have never allowed us to even have a conversation.
But, I thank God that He give me the knowledge
to understand what love really means.
- CL: Does it bother you that we don't agree about politics?
- JW: No, it doesn't bother me.
Being different shows us the different sides of things.
We may differ in a lot of things,
but we agree in a lot of things,
and I think we listen to each other in a lot of things.
You're precious to me. [woman laughs warmly]
You really are.
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