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Story de jour:
I met a man (when i was walking to get food) a few days ago that had AIDS. His wife got AIDS from her dentist. But they met eachother at 5 and 6 and got married at 15 and 16. His wife died in March. He told me that when his wife died he just left their house, covered everything in white sheets, and only goes back there to check the mail. He is living on the street because he has nothing to live for anymore. Then at the end of the conversation he said that he had AIDS. Then he said, "Don't worry, you can't get it from shaking hands with me." I said, "I know." So we shook hands. Then the man said, "Thanks for talking to me. It gets lonely out here sometimes."
I met a man (when i was walking to get food) a few days ago that had AIDS. His wife got AIDS from her dentist. But they met eachother at 5 and 6 and got married at 15 and 16. His wife died in March. He told me that when his wife died he just left their house, covered everything in white sheets, and only goes back there to check the mail. He is living on the street because he has nothing to live for anymore. Then at the end of the conversation he said that he had AIDS. Then he said, "Don't worry, you can't get it from shaking hands with me." I said, "I know." So we shook hands. Then the man said, "Thanks for talking to me. It gets lonely out here sometimes."