Which chair would you choose to sit in? Discover what that says about your personality

as a person. Not as your boots. Not as your hat. Not as the dirt on your knees.

People like you.

That’s what George said in kitchens and barns and church basements all over the county in 1967. When he was asking people to trust him with their savings. Farmers and shopkeepers and widows with coffee cans full of money.

Put your money in a bank that’s owned by people like you.

He meant it as a compliment. The highest one he knew.

Fifty-eight years later, a young man in a blue suit said those same three words to me.