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Will Morgan has returned from the Navy in the waining days of the Viet Nam War and is simply grateful that he hadn't done time in that theater. He has been on a full on search for employment, post-early outs as mandated by President Nixon. The grind has been simply finding suitable work with so many returning Veterans and the decline in the jobs market due to the winding down of the conflict. His options are very limited. The experiences he is about to face, will color his entire life. This story will serve as encouragement to many in varied circumstances and is topical to returning Veterans, people suffering poor job alternatives and the real race issues that so frequently surface in everyday life. This story addresses issues revolving around private citizens carrying concealed weapons as well; concerning the liabilities and the emotional aspects, beyond what one would assume initially.