“We’re from a really small town. The population for the whole city is 929. It’s nice because you know everybody. But that’s kind of like the downfall, too, because you know what’s going on with everybody and they know what’s going on with you. That can lead to a lot of drama sometimes.”

“We’ve been good friends since the sixth grade. The thing I like most about her is that she’s not judgmental. She’s not one of those people who judge you for everything you don’t have or you do have. She’s also really laid back and carefree.”

“And she’s very giving and generous. She doesn’t put herself before others all the time. She puts others before her, including me. She invited me to come down here and stay with her family member and her. I think that shows she has really good character.”

— Brittanie Caul and K.T. Adams

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“I think I’m going to be broke by the time I need to retire because I spend my money on my family and don’t save any for myself. Isn’t that sad? But it gives me great pleasure to give them something.

“I swear, if I were a millionaire, I wouldn’t be a millionaire for long. I’d give it all to my kids. I have three very good boys, and I just love them so much.”

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