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January 2008 / Volume Eight / Issue One | |||||||||||
Paul Rogalus | |||||||||||
Addicts I was in my early twenty’s, working lunches as a waiter at Giorgio’s Italian Restaurant just outside of Boston — and I got asked out on a date by a 40 year old recovering cocaine addict with three kids who was on parole for punching another woman. She wanted me to go to a karaoke bar with her. Her youngest son used to come in to get Cokes to go, and he always had to flatten his dollar bills out before he would give them to me— so that they didn’t have any wrinkles in them. His mother said that growing up in a crack house will do that to a person |
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