If not, you can show me again.” Kay smiled at himLuca turned to go see what Sal wanted.“Yeah bud?” Luca said as he started down the stairs.“I ...ent to move these two boxes by the fuse box and look what is inside of them.” He pointed.The two small boxes where full of what looked like packages of white powder. The Two men stared at each other. Sal opened a package and took a quick taste.“Cocaine, I think you better have a talk with Kay and find out what is going on here.” He said as he spits the. He told me I could hang on to the expansion device no matter what happened. I told him I would keep using it for a while and would darn well pay for it too. After all, I was the one it was helping. I was kind of surprised at the price he said he paid, but figured it would be worth it in the long run. I handed him a check for $475 and thanked him again for all his help. He truly was a good friend. With that he walked out the door and I never saw him again. — A. I opened the lid of the computer and just stared at it for a few minutes. It looked like something from science fiction; I thought, "Boy, it looks futuristic!" Then I realized how silly that sounded; of course, the computer was futuristic!I opened the box and found on top a whole stack of things which I recognized as what the books called CDs. Each had a description on the front cover saying that it was a training disc for a piece of software. No wonder the me of the future said that I would. And that’s who the customers are, kids. There are probably two dozen customers scattered around the patio. Not a one of them appears to be any older than sixteen or seventeen.As I expected, most of the kids are black, though there are a few white faces scattered around amongst them. As far as I can tell, all those white faces are female.Everyone stopped talking and stared when we got out of the car and headed for one of the many empty tables. The staring grew more intense when the kids got a.