And I can keep telling the same wonderful stories and my friends don't say, 'Judy, you told me that story yesterday and the day before and the day before that.' I can just keep telling it".
"I hope it'll be a nice family business, and we can keep telling the story," says William – although it's clearly not always easy.
But it doesn't matter; he can keep telling them as he tours the country, and the odds are that most of his audience won't have heard them.
The New York centric media can keep telling us over and over again that the bailouts were good for Main Street.
That doesn't seem to matter to Margaret, so long as she can keep telling herself she's somehow doing right by God.
We want to hear from citizen journalists in the horn of Africa who can keep telling stories from the region about people who are affected by the drought.
"Senator McCain can keep telling everyone how 'proud' he is of these political stunts which even his Republican friends and advisors have called 'childish', but Barack Obama will continue talking about his plan to jumpstart our economy by giving working families $1,000 of immediate relief".
He told BBC Scotland: "You can keep talking about a sorry story, but if you don't defend set pieces - you wouldn't believe we do so much work on it.
"You can keep that," she told him.
"If this is your idea of Europe, you can keep it," Renzi told fellow EU leaders.
If you like your health care plan you can keep it -- try telling that to the 20 million people who are projected to lose their health insurance if "Obamacare" goes through or the seven point million -- 7.4 million seniors who are going to lose it.
