The Fab Five were planning a weekend excursion to a place called the Don Caesar in St. Petersburg. They said it wouldn't be real expensive and that we... could get a room together to split costs. Some of the other ladies in the lunchroom looked at us a little strange, but the girls said, "Chuck is the perfect gentleman. We would never hesitate to share a room with him. Too bad though, we've all been trying to make him a little less gentlemanly."Larry heard that and said, "Perhaps Chuck would. Awoman of about 40 approached me and said, "Yes can I help you, you dorealize we are due to close soon?"I said, "Yes I know and I have come about this letter I received from'Blush' magazine." I produced the letter and gave it to the woman. Sheread it and asked if I had proof I was the person mentioned in theletter. I got my driver's license from my wallet.She said, " It seems to be in order, now who is the dress for, do youhave a sister or girlfriend or fianc?e?"I took a deep breath and said,. I hate the bitches in the house and the dumb guys too. I don’t hide my hatred for them. They like to mess me up every chance they get. Man, do I have stories for you. You’re probably wondering why I bother staying in a house like that. Well, I’ve got nowhere else to go. I came to the United States from Haiti at the age of fourteen. I was just a kid with a visa traveling with his parents. My parents decided that my sister and I would stay in America to pursue our education. And so we did. We. "Laura wasn't as certain of that as Janet seemed to be, but knew enough not to say so. Instead, she again professed a reluctance to take the younger woman up on her offer."I'm not going to take no for an answer," Janet said firmly, dismissing any further argument. "Just explain to me exactly how I get out there."Having dutifully declined twice, and thankful that she had been ignored both times, Laura waited while Janet got a pencil and paper, then gave careful directions on how to get out to.