


I was born with Cerebral Palsy and have been living independently since I turned 30. For over seven years, I lived alone in an apartment in Las Vegas. A big part of my income came from going out to the Strip with a tip can and a sign that read, “This is how I make a living.” Both the can and sign were attached to my wheelchair because I have difficulty holding things with my hands.

I’m originally from Cincinnati, where I worked as a DJ for about 35 years. I actually started DJing when I was just 14 years old, back in 1978. The 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s were definitely my best years in the scene.
Besides that I used to run around with some local bands from Cincinnati where I would help the bands with lining up shows or what nots & you could say that I'm a jack all trades.

For a long time, I had a gas-powered golf cart that I drove all over town. I really missed that cart when I later moved out to Las Vegas for seven years.
In 2003, I moved to Covington, Kentucky, right across the Ohio River. I ended up buying a house there and lived in it for about 15 years.

Back when I was living in that house, I had a black Lab and her name was Reese, and talk about having a spoiled dog lol.
But I had to give Reese to a friend because at the time in 2013 I was moving down to Florida. About two months after I moved down there with my ex-girlfriend, Reese died, and then a month later my mom died.
And I was upside down on the house and broke, so 2013 was hard on me.

So that was when I decided to move out to Vegas, because I used to go there every year since the early 2000s. I knew the Strip and felt like it would be possible to make money out there.
When I moved out to Vegas at the end of 2014, I rented my house out to a friend. Then in 2018, my friend was able to buy the house from me.

I was trying to save up so I would be able to buy a house down in Clearwater Florida by 2020 so I could move out of Lovely Shitty Las Vegas. I was able to do that in 2021.
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