JM: Sure, of course. They come and tell me about their own circumstances or problems with their kid, etc. Members of Congress are just like everybody else: they’ve got wives, husbands, kids, mothers, and fathers. One issue my colleagues come to talk to me about is aging. There are a bunch of us dealing with elderly parents who are deteriorating in health. When you’re 30 years old, you never think your old man’s going to be 90 some day, and you’re going to have to figure out how to take care of him. A lot of people in Congress who are 50 to 60 years old are now dealing with parents who are elderly and it’s difficult. It’s a hard society for old people. People come to me all the time to talk about their problems.