In the business of changing lives
He went from Texas Stadium to the business world and now to a deserted parking lot to help make a difference
Lined up in the parking lot near 4th and Hudson, the group was such a sight that even the bums stared.
Some folks wore workout clothes. Running shoes. Sweatshirts. Shorts for a brave few on a brisk January morning. One gal even carried an iPod .
There were others, though, in baggy jeans and clunky boots. One guy even puffed on a cigarette.
The man in the black sweatshirt and grey sweatpants towered over all...
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