“And, if I’d have had more than 10 minutes to put something together, I might have been able to do just that. But everything was so fluid that I h...d to go with what I knew. We’ve spent hours talking about the changes you’d like to see in the industry. I’d already done some preliminary research to see if it was feasible and to find alternatives to those that weren’t. I had the information at my fingertips and, at its heart, this is a matter of inequity.”I decided sitting down was better so I. When a guy in uniform came home, he assumed almost God-like status—especially in the eyes of the children.For several weekends, he managed to come visit our farm from the military base where he was completing basic training.He was so much fun to be with, and from the first day, he really didn't have a choice. He had a new best friend whether he wanted one or not—me.One weekend while he was visiting us we all went to Burlington to the yearly country Carnival called, 'Old Settlers.'When he wanted. For days I thought about how I was going to get back at them but it was like arguing with a wall, every plan I thought of was too direct and for some reason didn’t incorporate my powers. I was too caught up on causing them pain that I began to think from raw emotions than with a rational mind. Thank god emotions are short lived because I wasn’t getting anywhere. After about a week of going in circles I finally came up with something useful. The best way to get back at the happily married. He pulled out his wallet. Erick offered to split it. Lamont scowled at him and threw down a debit card. “I got this,” he declared. “It’s the least I can do.”“Thanks,” Erick beamed.“You smoke?”“Not really.”“I got some good stuff. You sure you don’t wanna?”“I could take a few hits.”“That’s what’s up! Let’s go out to the Lampshade Lodge. I’ll get us a room. We can blaze there.”Erick agreed.Inside the motel room, Lamont produced a blunt. They lit up and puffed.Lamont shared, “Back in the day I.