John Ashbrook
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Everybody's going to do this. Uh, and I think the lessons I learned as a young guy is, Uh, weren't the lessons I needed. Really? Yeah. Everybody learns, right?
Maybe. Yeah.
Maybe. Yeah.
Maybe. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. And so I'm a regular, I tell, I tell everyone this, uh, I'm a regular guy. I do everything everyone else does. Uh, I joined the army and I think when, when nine 11 happened, I was too far in to like choose a different life. You know what I mean? Mm hmm.
Yeah. Yeah. And so I'm a regular, I tell, I tell everyone this, uh, I'm a regular guy. I do everything everyone else does. Uh, I joined the army and I think when, when nine 11 happened, I was too far in to like choose a different life. You know what I mean? Mm hmm.
Yeah. Yeah. And so I'm a regular, I tell, I tell everyone this, uh, I'm a regular guy. I do everything everyone else does. Uh, I joined the army and I think when, when nine 11 happened, I was too far in to like choose a different life. You know what I mean? Mm hmm.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, for a long time.
Yeah, for a long time.
Yeah, for a long time.
I don't know. You get in fights. You go to ding-dong. They call it ding-dong school. That's where kids that fight all the time. And you end up there.
I don't know. You get in fights. You go to ding-dong. They call it ding-dong school. That's where kids that fight all the time. And you end up there.
I don't know. You get in fights. You go to ding-dong. They call it ding-dong school. That's where kids that fight all the time. And you end up there.
That's where we lived. It's South Chicago. It's where we lived. You know what I mean? I would say the South Chicago of the 70s, 80s was like a different place.
That's where we lived. It's South Chicago. It's where we lived. You know what I mean? I would say the South Chicago of the 70s, 80s was like a different place.
That's where we lived. It's South Chicago. It's where we lived. You know what I mean? I would say the South Chicago of the 70s, 80s was like a different place.
Daily. Well, no, until they got me a cab.