"the art of knowing what to overlook." QUOTE BY WILLIAM JAMES

"to write for the public and have no self." QUOTE BY CYRIL CONNOLLY (1903-1974)

In one comment reply, he mentions Rosie the Riveter, representing American women bravely working in factories, building planes during WWII.
Another Rose of the time was Tokyo Rose, an English speaking tool of the Japanese, constantly broadcasting (with sweet, syrup voice) discouraging, debilitating messages to American troops.
Her job was to demoralize American fighters, weakening their desire to continue the battle.
When the Japanese surrendered, Tokyo Rose moved from Japan to an apartment in downtown Chicago, Illinois, USA, where, at last report, she lived happily ever after.

He's an American Indian senior citizen and U.S. war veteran who learned today that he can move into one of the brand new apartments built for his Tribe.
He does have health problems.
There's a medical clinic near his new apartment.
His rent will be less than where he now lives.
He also seems happy that there's a Walmart not far away.
His excitement at the prospect of moving to his new apartment?
Sky high !

"if you can't be childish sometimes." QUOTE BY DR. WHO