I was fortunate enough  to  go to Iraq  as a contractor that drove a bus on a large base  we called TQ then to a base next TQ CALLED HABBANIYAH <br> It is there that I was the lone bus driver for a small FOB and it is there that I was introduced  to the interpreters mostly Iraqi but also from other Arab countries.<br>This experience have me more insight to Muslims and Islam and I came out of it with a more balanced objective insight . Biggest challenge  was to gain their trust and I did this through making myself available and friendly . I gave my riders drink i engaged in conversation and i ate breakfast with them .Also they asked me in for lunch and share with me what their mother's and wives pack for them. I learned we are all the same with the same fears want's  and needs. Many to this day have become friends due to face book<br>My biggest regret is I could not help all of them  to get to a better place. My heart bleeds for those that struggle to live in Iraq  and Turkey yet I treat those around me in America  in a hard ass way because they have more oppurtunities  than most but bitch more of not being equal.  Perspective  is everything,(reply>), <b>ᴛhαnks fσr wαtchíng..</b><br><b>mαkє α nσtє tσ Mason Watson вч tєхtíng hím чσu whєrє rєfєrrєd вч mє чσu’ll вє guídєd rєgαrdíng crчptσ ínvєstmєnt вtc/єth skílls………..±𝟏𝟓𝟏𝟑𝟗𝟕𝟎𝟎𝟑𝟐𝟔</b><br>✍️ ᵒⁿ ʷʰᵃᵗˢᵃᵖᵖ<br><br><b>lєt hím knσw í sєnt чσu💯....…</b>