Germano Tomassetti

And I said, you know, did, you know, is everything okay?

Like, did you, did you get what you needed?

And he's like, everything is good.

Thank you.

He just said, thank you for taking care of me.

Thanks for putting up with me.

It's kind of joking.

Thanks for not making fun of me every time my dentures fell out and

And just listening to this old no, no, he calls himself a no, no, right?

Like grandpa ramble about, you know, everything.

He's like, I'll never forget what you did for me.

So we exchange information and he says, you know, you're, you're a loyal friend.

loyal guy you've got a good heart and you're a bravo ragazzo which means you're a good boy he's like i'm gonna have work for you in the future somebody's gonna reach out to you somebody from back home for me so quebec and it's up to you whether you want to go forward with it but it'll change your life you'll make a lot of money and you'll be a part of something bigger than yourself

I said, okay.

And keep in mind, I'm still homeless at this time.

This is probably around September 20, yeah, 2014 or 2015.

One of those two years.

And I eventually get out of homelessness.

I think I got a job and I got an apartment set up for myself.

And then a month or two later in November around my birthday, I get a phone call.