Steve

told me that he was not as good as thought he was. I asked why, and here is the story:

He is from Guyana. Seems like 80% of the population in South America either take drugs or deal drugs. He started from marijuana. Once he got very sick smoking it with friend because the dealer added cocain in it to make them addicted to the weed he sells. Steve said it is pretty common and the buyers need to stick to the seller that they know to avoid this kind of fraud. He even got scars on him. I didn't probe on it, and he said he did not want to look at the scars because the memory they bring back is still too vivid to bear. He trafficed drugs too, and even carried them inside his body as shown in Maria Full of Grace. A nephew of his once had lots of Acid on him. He noticed that he was followed by the police and was sure to be caught. He swollowed them all, and was let go. Now he only have 5% of is brain working, and has to live in an institution. Steve then told me that all the students from South America have some stories to tell. I suggested they should get together and have someone write the stories out, but he said none of them wants to remember the past.

Steve told me he really want to have a family as the middle-income white Canadian family, having 4 children. He wants to have supper with his wife and children everyday after work, and be a good dad.