“It was 10 cents to get in, but you’d ask your mom for 20, and you put one dime in your shoe, ’cause more than likely you go down and get into a fight and somebody took your dime on ya, then you could reach down into your shoe and get your other dime, go […]

“We’d get on a bus, and we’d come downtown to go to the Capitol Theatre.”

“It was like watching Happy Days.”

“It’s the Shoppers Drug Mart now.”

David lists all the taverns that used to be hopping in town when hundreds of men worked for the railroad.