Greg Rosenthal

And now it looked like a sore thumb on the block.

That's how bad it got because no work since 1949, so you already know.

It's still your house?

Yeah, yeah, it still are.

Fix it up, Pocho.

What you think I'm doing?

No, I'm going to tell you.

Right now, it's work being done.

It's nothing, the unk.

Nothing is there except the shell of the house.

Right.

Everything going, man.

And seeing some of my grandma's stuff, you know, being moved out of there.

Everything going.

Yeah, yeah.

And I remember when I got drafted, I remember when I got drafted, I say, Grandma, boom, I done made it.

All the work we put in, all the sacrifice and all the things that you've done for me, I can finally repay you back.

can move out of liberty city boy she left him saying boy please i'm not going nowhere well i can i can do some renovations to the house you know we can add another story boy you will not touch nothing on this house i wanted exactly how it is and how we how my how my mama got it in 1940 whatever it may have been i said are you sure you want to move bigger house nicer no you

I said, what about a new car?

Because you riding that diesel Benz and that loud crane, you want to get rid of the diesel?