Saving a stripper from the life

It's always been take, take, take but how often do you give back? These poor women. If not for me, who will stand in the way of darkness? I knew I had to step in. There was this one stripper, Coco Pebbles and I offered to sponsor her in order to get a new life, a new job. This is my story...

I would drive Coco Pebbles around Harlem at night, and she would go apartment interviewing with potential employers. At first I was a little confused at the timing, but in a post Covid we all have to flexible. She wouldn't take more than an hour at each interview but sometimes the interviews wouldn't go well at all. One man came out firing a Glock at us and we got out of there in a hurry. I knew something had to change so the very same night I help Coco revive her resume so we could get back out there without any issues. After are our hard work we ended up landing her a job at a community watch organization in the neighborhood. I dropped her off in good hands with a man named Ray Jay in a big purple suit and they stand out at the corner of 125th and Malcom X blvd ensuring the safety of all.

Believe in yourself, look within for kindness, warmth and giving and you can make a difference too! Now let's all get together and clap hands https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOeKidp-…