Mo Ammer

There's nothing ever wrong.

Seemingly know everything.

Seemingly know everything.

And to see them so worried.

And I remember this to this day, that call at 6am.

I remember the phone ringing, you know, at those days, the phone would wake up the entire house.

I was like, who the hell is calling?

I remember getting up and my mom picking up the phone.

It was like, Saddam has invaded Kuwait.

hangs up, and now everyone is out to try to get as many resources for the house.

Food, rice, water, you know, whatever you can get to just store it.

And, yeah, that's when everything changed, and they...

got to our house at one o'clock in the morning and I was passed.

I was asleep.

I've slept through the whole breaking of the door, ransacking the home.

They were threatening my mom, my dad, who's in this bedroom, who's in his bedroom.

They were pointing at my bedroom and they were threatening.

They were going to throw a grenade in the bedroom.

Like, tell us, tell us, tell us.

And, uh, and you know, my mom and my, like, they were trying to figure out who works, uh,