Robert Feder interviewed my old boss Jimmy de Castro. It's an entertaining interview. Jimmy is upbeat, as always. I worked for him at the Loop for several years in the late 80s, and that's just the way he's wired. He's one of the most memorable people I worked with in my career. On the other hand, last time I saw him and said hello, he had no memory of me at all. Not even a flicker of recognition, and I worked about ten feet away from him for about three years. Guess I'm not one of those memorable people. :)
