Transition brings out the best and the worst in a country. Revolution necessitates death, destruction, anarchy, and other problems in the short term. In the long term, it can result in the birth of a highly prosperous, successful nation.
Comrade Rodriguez came to West Virginia and revamped a program mired in the mud, firmly in the middle of mediocrity. His first year was full of pain, irrelevance and embarrassment – feelings common to the people of his home. But through a lethal combination of hard work and brilliance, Comrade Rodriguez took his people to new heights. Minister of Strength Barwis transformed the doughy, athletically-challenged soldiers of his team into blazing fast killing machines that could score three touchdowns before you realized their offensive possession had begun. From the outside, we could not see the dark underbelly of this successful revolution.
Little Gunner had led a hard life in West Virginia. His father, a devoted John Denver aficionado, took his untimely death very hard and left the family when Gunner was just a young boy. His mother worked 13 hour shifts at Dave’s Truck Stop off the freeway, alternating between cashier and shower girl.
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