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so we had -- we had the american ballet theater, we had the joffrey ballet, we just became big fans of ballet. [ applause ] >> and i read somewhere, you really wished you could have done a square dance, but you felt you couldn't because of the cultural condescension that many had towards the johnsons and texas. >> i couldn't do a barbecue either. we did do a barbecue at the tail end. it was a staff party, because i told the president, i said, all these people who work for you so we did have a texas barbecue then, and it was kind of a tail end of one of the country fairs that we had. gosh, that was fun, and it came about, because the president called me and said, the congress has been so great this year. they've worked hard, they've stayed late, they passed my program, and i want you to think of something really fun to do for the congress, and then as i was leaving the office, he said, well, he said, you know, people appreciate what you do for their kids more than what you do for them, so think of something that would be fun to do for the kids, so i thought, oh, we can do a country fair

labels afore they can be fed now as much as we're joking about the comparison between the mayor and king joffrey from game of thrones the resemblance is actually a little scary you have to admit but away from king's landing back to new york city i think it's safe to say that i speak for a large number of people when i say stuff banning things bloomberg let's be honest obesity is a huge problem in this country but the solution is not a ban things is to teach people how to make healthy choices make it easier for them to make healthy choices for example the rule where you make restaurants post calorie counts on their menus that bloomberg rule i agree with i support because you're still giving people a choice you're just letting them know how many calories they're consuming when it comes to making selling a big gulp of crime the nanny state label becomes very very well deserved and let's not forget we tried prohibition and that didn't really work now did it so for trying to ban big sodas in new york city as if that's going to solve the obesity crisis mayor michael bloomberg is tonight's tool time wi