About a week ago I had a case at this older house that was a local historical landmark that is over 100 years old, from the outside you see a few cats and beautiful architecture. I approach the house and it's an older man living by himself, at first he was hesitant about it and seemed a little out of it. He ends up accepting and ends up doing the interview outside, throughout the interview I ask if anyone is living there and he says it was just him and his cats being the only reason he is still living. He ends up telling me about his wife and his children, his wife has passed on and children rarely visit. I sympathized with how he was feeling and he finished up the interview. I say thank you for his time and he says "please don't go, I'm all alone..please have a seat and talk with me." I end up talking to him for about 10 minutes about where I have traveled since he was interested in where I had been, we talked about his cats and how different life is from when he was born.. he was in 90s. I have to move on to my cases and he thanks me for stopping by for talking with him, no one wants to sit and talk with an old man like myself and it means a lot young man. He ask if I see anyone nearby to ask if they would like to talk with him. As I am leaving he yells out, "what is your name." I tell him my name and he says "thanks name you are amazing young man and I hope to talk with you again sometime."