) A woman walks up to you and asks if you are looking for me. You are surprised but you tell her yes. She tells you that I am on my way and I told her...to make you comfortable. She brings you over to the bar. You order a drink and she tells the bar tender it's on my tab. He smiles and nods.After you get your drinks she leads you into a back room. It’s very dark and she takes your hand to help you find a table. You notice there are a few other people in this room; but you can't make out any. Amma: Hello mahi worklo unnava khalina.Me: Khaligane unna amma work mida concentrate cheyalekapotunna.Amma: Endukura.Me: Emo amma disturbed ga undi manasanta.Amma: Sare intiki vastava.Me: Ledu amma ikkade unta.Amma: Saregani ninnu okkati adugallaaa nijam cheptava.Naku bhayam start ayyindi ade vishyam aduguddemo ani.Me: Adugu amma.Amma: Nv ninna night na phone nundi evarikayina message chesava.Me: Ledu amma cheyledu ye endukala adigav.Amma: Em ledule nv vachaka nikookati cheppali.Me: Entamma. The ants I'll toss, unless we come across something unusual."Back at the Best Western, I phoned Weena to check in and keep her informed. She asked whether I'd learned anything worthwhile and I told her that mining iron was a dusty, dirty and noisy business. She told me that from her experience, nickel was, too. She told me that Patrick asked about me daily, but that she kept telling him I'd be home soon. After usual endearments, we got off and I went to wash the dust away with beer."And a. “I only take part of one, and if is as you say I will take no more.”She holds up her hand to me. “It isn’t that you took one, it’s that you know they’re there at all. People even kill other people today over that kind of thing.”“Kill?“ I say in disbelief. “For plant?““Not for the plant itself, but so they won’t be discovered to have it. For twenty or thirty plants the person who’s growing them could go to jail for ten years or more.”“This is madness!” I exclaim. “This plant, this marijuana, has.