He had quit the street life when his first son was born.
Within five years he was earning £200,000 a year, had married and divorced his second wife, and in 1991 quit the Street, took a 75% pay cut and began writing original drama.
Trapp said that at one point Gordon asked Estepp to stay with him, to quit the life of working the streets, but she refused.
She was the face of economics on the BBC, grilling politicians and bankers, and even creating her own brand, "Stephanomics," for Radio 4. But in September Stephanie Flanders quit the corporation, joining Wall Street giant JP Morgan as a strategist for its asset management business, on a rumoured salary of £400,000 a year (before bonus).
National retail chains are quitting the high street at twice the rate of last year as pawnbrokers, building societies and women's fashion stores close their doors.
When design fever seizes her, she quits the Bond Street store, with its plush showrooms, multiple offices and concealed V.I.P. rooms, and heads back to the tiny back office of the shop that she and her husband first set up in the lobby of the Park Lane Hilton Hotel, when they moved to London in 1963.
When bankers threaten to quit the UK, the man on the street might celebrate.
Finally, in Game 5 against Toronto, he quit the charade and put on street clothes.
According to a People magazine profile of McKenzie written in January 1953, McKenzie received an unceremonious notice from the owners of 10 Clarence Street to quit the premises.
In the spring of 2002, then a copy editor at The Wall Street Journal, Connors quit the canyons of Manhattan for the mountains of the Gila.
