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Bawee

I had learned what kind of person I wanted to be growing up with a loving mother that was widowed when I was two years old. Despite all the hardships at home, my mom never presented any of the disadvantages of my upbringing as hardships. She got a job at a bank when I was 5 years old, and I had cereal for breakfast and then walked four blocks to school. Once there, my personality brought rewards from first grade on. I was Bawee Wevee, the teachers’ pet in every class until 8th grade.

I was I was Bawee Wevee because my pronunciation was awful. I could hardly speak English. My spoken words could not pronounce Ch, sh, r, and many more letters or combinations of letters. I was Bawee Wevee. So, from first grade on, I went to speech class every Tuesday for an hour where I read from index cards with examples of all my mispronunciations, played board games, made short speeches, and other similar exercises.

After leading a storybook career ( Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/usdaprime/ I'm now interested in leading a storybook life. The success of my business came about because I was an out-of-the-box-marketer that captured the hearts of my customers and the interest of the city. My employees were treated as friends, customers treated like guests in our wholesale to the public meat plants. Since I was competing against some of the nation’s biggest chain stores, I knew I had to outwork them. The word on the street was: if you can’t go to college, work at Moo & Oink. When I heard that, it confirmed what I had known all along, be upfront, honest, and with trained employees, business became a Game Called Work.


Fortunately, I was Barry Levy when I entered high school. When signing emails or anything informal, I sign my name barry, with a small b because it reminds me of the tough lessons I learned at an early age. So, now, I say oral sex, not owal sex. Let’s get together and see if there is any chemistry.

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