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By Willie Perdomo,

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On the way to pick up his financial aid package,
Carlito received a voicemail from his Tio Pedro.
It said that Mami Juanita just walked into a precinct,
strapped head-to-toe with dynamite sticks,
demanding that the San Juan Ritz-Carlton Casino
give back all her Social Security checks


Willie Perdomo is the author of Where a Nickel Costs a Dime and Smoking Lovely.  He spends his free time looking for ghosts on Lexington Avenue, between 103rd St. and 125th.




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