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Show I TERVIEW: Cuellar Page 29 who may be unemployed, underemployed, also with a language problem, but eventually there is, there's sort of an opportunity for him to move out. There's an opportunity fo1: him to see and be aware to shoot for something, to have an ambition. There's the opportunity to, usually the kid from the urban area is much more, is very tough, is very tough in terms of survival. You know that kid knows how to survive, in many many ways. The rural kid knows how to survive in the outdoors, and the urban kids know how to survive in a fight and that type of thing, so there's differences. Now these two people you can get both of them out of their environments and many, many of them do. You put them together and all of a sudden their ideologies are mixed so totally that I think, they embrace the same philosophies, they embrace the same goals, because again their backgrounds may have been different only in terms of methods and strategies. But their goal is still shooting the same, and I think they weld together. We have a very interesting mixture here in SER. Guys that have total rural background. Guys that have total urban background. And yet their ideologies sort of mix, like there's no difference at all, anymore. But there is a difference I think like I said in the age group, in the way that people think. It's a full time job to, for a person to maintain an outlook that is very, very up-to-date. That is very young in |
