A Dialogue with Max

I know that my father is not at home. I was desperately searching for an abandoned spare key. After I fell down, I gave up the search because I remembered that the back panel glass panel was loose for several years before I left. As we pushed the panel down until we found the right panel, we suddenly hurried forward and hurried forward and grabbed it.

Growing up here, Harvey (born in 1952) and Bob (born in 1954) once said they would adore their fathers. Max taught them the business prototype and Max told them they had to sit them and stick to them until the end, and Max sometimes gave "bat whip" as they runaway It was. However, Max is very depressed. As Bob reminds, his life "creates his life in a literal and symbolic way to support his family." He wants to be one of the big boys who dominate his own fate. Twice, he tried to break free. "First, he opened a store that sells diamonds and balls. It lasted two or three years, but it fell in the face of competition. A few years later, he opened another shop. This time we sold synthetic diamonds with the Diamonair brand, but this effort failed.

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