When I Moved To Miami From
Ft. Myers, FLI had just moved to Miami from living in Ft. Meyers for a year.
I was selling Kirby vacuums door to door there.
I had moved to Ft. Meyers from Houston where I started selling the
Kirby and did good at that for a couple years making comission only. I
even went on to hire and train people to do that for a Kirby office. I
did that for about a year.
All that time I mostly just smoked weed and occasionaly used coke.After I moved to Ft. Meyers I kept selling Kirbys and started smoking
crack again. I used to smoke it when I lived in Ft. Lauderdale for a
few years.
I would work and any extra money would always go to smoking crack.I finaly moved to Miami, which was my goal after leaving Houston. I
had just stopped off in Ft. Meyers for a while.
Once I got to Miami on a Greyhound bus I stayed at a Salvation Army
branch that rents out beds in a small dorm setting with about 6 bunk
beds in each room and a bathroom w/ shower for each room. There were
about 8 if those bathrooms in the building. It was inexpensive though
there wasn't a-lot of locker space to hold things. Soon after that I
was working and saving for my own apartment. I got one on the beach
once I got a 2nd p/t job. So I was working at a pizza place in down
town for about 30 hrs. a week and at a yacht, well a party boat that
would take people in tours to see the homes if the rich and famous
around Star Island, Hibiscus Island, Palm Island and so on...Once I got my own place it was on again. I started drinking, smoking
crack, dating hookers and all that.
I got more hours in the boat by taking on new assignments like
narrating the tours, serving food when we had private parties and
selling tickets to the party boat at night when they would do a disco
party around Biscayne Bay, since it was dark & couldn't see the homes
we would tour during the day.
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