If they want to succeed, then they need to get their act together - keep their families together; discipline their kids; talk English instead of ebonics; GET A JOB; WEAR A BELT; ensure that their kids stay in school; and stop glamurizing the gangster lifestyle.

He also does dueling pianos for corporate gigs, charity fundraisers, private events, and works in local restaurants and nightclubs.I am a professional interpreter - English/American Sign Language is my language pair - and work for a video relay service interpreting telephone calls on almost any topic you can imagine.

If is the biggest word in the English language by the way. 

(John 6:35)I also know Jesus is identified in Mark 6:3 as a τέκτων, a builder, rather than as the more familiar English translation, "carpenter."

@JW Franz  not yet  but I suspect it could be one of those things that does appealed.the main issue with that model is many folks were taking advantage of minorities .. especially non English speaking.. buying homes for 10k for cash and selling them to these folks for 50k on terms. saw a lot of that in Detroit as well.DF sought to curb that activity and to real in price gouging.. just because its OF does NOT mean a buyer should pay more than the house is worth for the privilege. you can sell them all to investors today if you want.

(English language link: https://estado.pr.gov/en/forms-for-corporations/) Airbnb is doing quite well in PR, but it suffers from wildly diverging standards (location, quality, prices, etc.) and a glut of similar properties in key areas.

I teach in the English department at Wake.  

@James English

Besides, you were an English major."  ... and from others? 

If you go get an expensive degree in English you may not fare as well.