Evaristo Salas Jr.

The other day, somebody came to the house and took me out to dinner.

It's one older lady.

She'd been following everything.

It's been wonderful.

I mean, really, really wonderful.

Yeah, I mean, I thought about that too, especially when I was in prison.

And so I kind of had this plan when I got out.

I had that plan in place for a long time, mentally, spiritually, and even emotionally.

And so I put that plan into effect as soon as I came out.

When it came first, it came to getting all my paperwork that I needed, so...

I'm supposed to get my social security card here probably this week.

I already got my ID, which took a while.

I had to cash the check that they gave me and cash that.

I'm just going to start working on my driving, get my driver's license next week or two.

A job possibly in about another two weeks.

I got a couple offers.

There's one that's really good to ask you to help the kids.

I might take that one.

And then I actually went to the resource office over here in Sunnyside.

And they offer mental health treatment and all that kind of stuff and therapy and all that kind of stuff.