American Outlaw
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“Would you like to graduate, Mr. James?” my guidance counselor asked me wearily.
“You know what?” I said. “I would.”
So it was off to summer school for me. They had some pretty cool classes in summer school in those days, gotta say. My favorite was High School Cafeteria. They tossed me an apron, jammed a white paper cap on my head, and taught me how to be a short-order cook. Not bad, not bad at all. A couple weeks in, I could flip a mean hamburger. Just add ketchup.
At nights, I was back at Gold...en Apple, either leafing through comics or working an event. One evening my boss motioned me to his side.
“You interested in more work, kid?”
“Always.”
“A buddy of mine needs a security guy to work a volleyball tournament. He needs someone to supervise setup and breakdown—is it okay if I give him your number?”
“Absolutely,” I answered.
“Lucky kid,” he said, shaking his head. “Chicks on the beach. Man, I wish I was you!”
The tournament was put on by the AVP, the Association of Volleyball Professionals, but they were sponsored by Miller Lite, so there were all kinds of bikini girls there.
What to read after American Outlaw?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Would you like to graduate, Mr. James?” my guidance counselor asked me wearily.
“You know what?” I said. “I would.”
So it was off to summer school for me. They had some pretty cool classes in summer school in those days, gotta say. My favorite was High School Cafeteria. They tossed me an apron, jammed a white paper cap on my head, and taught me how to be a short-order cook. Not bad, not bad at all. A couple weeks in, I could flip a mean hamburger. Just add ketchup.
At nights, I was back at Gold...en Apple, either leafing through comics or working an event. One evening my boss motioned me to his side.
“You interested in more work, kid?”
“Always.”
“A buddy of mine needs a security guy to work a volleyball tournament. He needs someone to supervise setup and breakdown—is it okay if I give him your number?”
“Absolutely,” I answered.
“Lucky kid,” he said, shaking his head. “Chicks on the beach. Man, I wish I was you!”
The tournament was put on by the AVP, the Association of Volleyball Professionals, but they were sponsored by Miller Lite, so there were all kinds of bikini girls there.
What to read after American Outlaw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jesse James to read onlineMoreLess
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