I tried a different tactic. “You know Tony doesn’t hold women to a very high regard.”“What makes you say that?”“I mean he thinks that wome... are only good for screwing.”“Don’t you?” she asked, playfully running her finger nails across the back of my hand.I smiled and shook my head. “I’m serious; you should hear the way he talks about women.”She looked at me questioningly. “Did he say something about me?”“No, not exactly; it’s more women in general. I think that he thinks of you as just another. A thousand dollar investment with a young entrepreneur namedSteve Jobs could easily earn her close to a billion dollars eventually.And she had a lot more, so she could spread it around, and eventuallybecome one of the richest women in the world. And she knew things insociety would change for the better years in the future.Going through Lackland in 1970 was a breeze for her-she had already beenthrough it in 1975 as a male, and that was a lot tougher than the onefor women. She already knew. He peered over the top of his aviator sunglasses that stuck above his stubby nose like it was pinning them to his face, with a thick but short moustache underneath it. "It helps to hear that! You get to be my age, and you need a little inspiration to get 'er started. This thing don't work as well as it used to."I guess it was because he was drawing attention to his "thing" that my eyes drifted to his crotch. I couldn't make out his cock. But it was impossible to not notice his giant balls. They. That is, unless you can sell them for sixty." I have some too. Actually I have twenty on the floor for fifty each." Twenty tickets? How did you pick up so many extra?" I slept all night on the sidewalk in the cold, and made some friends. I bought donuts, and shared my 'provisions' with others in line." That's a grand in your pocket." But at what cost. I had to buy the tickets, the donuts, and Tess wasn't handing out free joints when Julie asked her for a couple. There were laundry costs for the.