Underlying Influences Research Paper

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Underlying Influences “Time is the only drug I wish I had more of,” as said by the artist Big Sean. Summer 17’ brought its immortal memories, and its apprehensive thoughts. Through and through, I was standing next to the soil that could devour the life out of its users’ careers. The flame thrower that threw its stems into the lungs of people whom I cared for the most. Shit, I loved these guys. One thing led to another, to bring the downfall of the one who was innocent.
July 1st was a day I will not forget for a while. I returned home, exhausted from five day long service filled trip, lending to the lives of the starved. My mom was on a business trip as her busy self. Before I move onto that I will rewind to the week before the mission trip. This clear jar of 847$ pondered in my room of my father's house. The cash that filled the container was money saved from Easters’, Christmas’s, birthdays, and side jobs from years past. I never drained more than fifty dollars out of the silver capped container. I thought it would be amusing to take this green-coated chastidy out of its home and gain a little self confidence of my own, and not for the reason that I lacked the skill, but for the simple fact of entertainment.
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(Let me remind you I went to parties here and there, but never consumed anything illegal.) I protruded to my I bed, and my camo backpack that I had stored my cash. It had disappeared; consequently, I arose in panic calling my mom asking if she had seen 847$ lying around. She broke down, crumbling like the twin towers in tears and sorrow as she inferred it was drug money. I replied to her swearing on the bible I never participated in such retched activities. Turns out she had received calls from parents who merely “was told” their kids saw me put these substances into my