[eccentric]

KEYES: And I don't understand--in Florida, you have a lot of people going to Florida to retire, you have elderly folks. If we are in a situation now where a family member can get a determination from a judge and say, "OK, I now have the right to let this person who needs care starve to death," I don't know why anybody who has reached their senior years would feel safe. If somebody has a motive to do them to death, they could find the judicial process, and put some judge in their pocket, and they will get it done.

I've wonder the same thing. Apparently it is legal to starve and dehydrate a person to death in Florida.... Do you really want to retire there?

[Boardwalk]

What can you expect from Florida, a state that lets you keep 100% equity no matter what? Is it any wonder that OJ bought real estate in FL. It's his to keep. This ties in OJ and Michael nicely.