[John C.]

About 13 years ago, my father, a successful Hispanic businessman, was planning to move into our present house. The neighborhood was affluent upper-middle class, and because he worked late into the night, he found himself moving a carload of things into the house in the evening. A party was going on, and the guests had parked in our driveway, so my dad got out to ask a hired security guard to get someone to move them. He scoffed at my father, as did others who were just leaving, not believing my father could live there. My father showed he lived there by producing the control to the garage door, and the party-goers then rushed to get out of his way. Today, I don’t know a single one of my neighbors, except for my uncle, who lives across the street, but I believe this is because of apathy on all parts. I’m not saying all neighborhoods are like that, but that’s what ours is like.

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Name : John C., Gender : M, Race : Hispanic/Latino (may be any race), Age : 17, City : San Antonio, State : TX, Country : United States, Occupation : Host, Education level : High School Diploma, Social class : Upper middle class, 

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