Mitcz asks Dad about a tricky article on stock markets, which moves into a brief discussion of our economy. After that is a discussion on solar energy and how it will be used to power 500K homes that are planned for Abu Dhabi, and why Mitcz fears construction projects out there. Dad talks about how he “proposed” to Mitcz’s mom, and of course… there’s a Sopranos discussion.
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