Daniel Garcia will be the very first to admit that he's made some mistakes in his life. Of all the mistakes he regrets the most, however, there are two that seem to keep coming up no matter how good of a life he tries to lead.
Back when Daniel was a younger man, he got himself into some trouble with the law; and these days, he's still paying for his nonviolent crimes.
He has since reformed his ways. He's doing his best to raise responsible young children, he volunteers at their school, and he values himself a "productive, responsible member of society."
Even though he now considers himself as a responsible and valuable worker, he continues to have severe problems in finding good work. So in a desperate and last attempt at finding a job, he's taken to the streets.
Dressed in interview attire, he has his résumés sitting near him as he holds a large sign begging for someone, anyone, to give him a chance. He doesn't want money, he doesn't want pity, he doesn't want a handout; he just wants the chance to work hard at a job.
Daniel seems to be in a desperate place at this point, and while he has a criminal past, we certainly hope that someone gives him the chance to prove himself worthy!
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