When I was a young boy, my father took me into the city to see a marching band, he said, “Son, when you grow up would you be the savior of the broken the beaten, and the damned?” He was referencing the alamo and all the sacrifice that those who were fighting went through. He wanted me to live my life with honor and not necessarily save people in a literal sense, but do good for the world and make the most of my life. We were there because my brother had a marching competition in front of the Alamo and ever since that day, this building has meant a lot to me. The architecture is amazing because of how detailed it is. It didn’t need to be that way but they took the extra time to make it special and that was a part of why it is such an iconic building to this day.