#Dammit Man

Zuri and I were speaking to Shannon.(The man we have come to know as Dammit Man)As we sat and talked with him, he started to say non-sensible things to make us laugh, but he wouldn’t do a proper survey. A few days later, I got a phone call from my neighbor the news that he had died. She said that Dammit Man had spat on the tall blind man not the short one and he smacked him in the head with his cane. I refused to believe her, due to the fact that I had just seen him not to long ago. The more days went by the more I started to believe that what she said was true, but one morning as I began to walk to the YEC I seen him walk walking slower than normal. He told me how he seen god in the hospital and that the world was flat.

About This Story

  • Project: COVID-19
  • Date submitted: 2020-05-22 00:00:00
  • Emotional tone: Neutral
  • Who should know about this? Everyone
  • Is the story health-related? NA

About the Storyteller

  • Community: West Palm Beach
  • Age: 41-50
  • Gender: Male
  • Concerns: Being around too many people, Employment, Having enough food, Health of my friends and/or family, Health of the community, My health, Paying the bills, Safety of my neighborhood, and Safety of those who can't care for themselves

How the Storyteller Interpreted Their Story

Note: Responses which fell closer to the middle (between two or three options) are shown as two dashes.
  • My story shows we need to: NA
  • Who my story is about: --
  • Why people acted the way they did: They just did it, no reason
  • How people were treated: NA
  • In my story, there are: NA
  • In my story: I am calm
  • My story shows: NA
  • My story teaches us that: The community is resilient
  • My story teaches us that: --
  • My story is about: NA