"Well, there it is, I hope to hell the damn thing works."Finding the switch he closed his eyes and prayed that the generator would start.The motor tur...ed over so slow Chris worried that the battery would die on him but the generator coughed once, twice and then started. "All right! We have power."A quick check on the fuel and he noticed that it was almost full."Did you get the generator going?" Linda asked as Chris returned to the kitchen."Sure did sis, we have plenty oof fuel and all the power. ", hah-hah, heh-heh, & whereas I myself can, or could possibly relate to that as some, or such of certain ones of my fellow neighbors being of characters of the likes, &/or being of whom like, or rather my bad, correction, love to attempt to terrorize, &/or traumatize as in harass, intimidate, &/or persecute still some, or such other neighbors of residents, or tenants within that being of the building for premises of properties of a public facility where I myself being of that of my person am. I texted back."There's an incentive. Let me try to get caught up this week, and I hope I can come next weekend. Will that be okay?" Of course, Silly Billy. Just let me know."So I did. I worked my ass off to get ahead of the curve. I was inspired. I may have been an average student before, but now I was inspired. I had to get enough ahead so I could have time with Mom. Sometimes I laughed at it. I'd look around the lecture hall when we were all together, over a hundred of us, and I'd wonder: How. He hemmed and hawed a minute, before finally saying, "It's kind of early, I'm the only one here so far."I looked at my watch to check the time. It was already almost nine o'clock so I asked him if he could call the other management staff in so we could meet them.Again he looked pretty worried until he finally blurted out. "I'm only the superintendent, like the foreman. I do what I'm told. I watch over the workers and relay orders that I'm given. I check any new orders that come in and order the.