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Story time!
Reminiscing about my childhood, someone asked me about the biggest âoh shitâ moment I had.
So hereâs a story about a seven year old, a gun, a bag of crack, and an angry drug dealer.
Growing up, I lived in the moreâŠâcolorfulâ side of town. To the left in our complex was a guy who cooked chemicals by shaking a bottle, to the right was his main customer. And to our back was my friend Miguel whose Dad was absolutely terrifying. Miguel liked to play with me. His Dad did not like me. His Dad did not like Miguel having friends. He once chased people away from his sonâs birthday party with a bat that had a concrete nail put through it because one of the ânot hisâ children broke Miguelâs pinata.
So one day, I am playing outside with Miguel (who let me call him Micky because my stupid little tongue couldnât say his name), and I found a bag of white stuff. He told me it was his Dadâs, and that it might have been left behind that tree on purpose. How silly, I thought, who leaves a bag of baking soda on the ground. Micky told me no, donât give it back, but I was a helpful child. I knocked on his door, and heard his Dad shout something I couldnât understand and open up.
Upon seeing a chubby happy child with his bag of white stuff, he shoved a gun in my face and screamed at me, again in words I couldnât understand. I screamed. Micky screamed. I shit my pants. Mickyâs Dad took the bag and continued screaming. I cried and screamed. Micky told me to go home. His Dad told him something and he went inside And my parents let me believe for many many years that Mickyâs Dad was an insane baker that got very angry when someone disturbed his baking soda. It wasnât until I was 17 I even knew we grew up in the bad side of town.