Being driven across the Atlas Mountains in a snowstorm 25 years ago, by a local taxi driver who plainly put a lower premium on the advantages of living than me.
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I held my mother’s hand as she passed away.
Every time I let my wife drive.
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Probably my wife, because sometimes I do crazy things.
I have worked in McDonald’s.
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