Hope your ski mask keeps you from freezing on your way to the bank ... just -4jokes. I'm concerned about your debts: what kind of interest rates are you paying on them? Might some be for payday loans? If you pay $20. for $200. that's 10%, a bit high to use it for a year - but when it must be repaid in 2 weeks, that's 260% a year -- way, way too high! "Credit"/debt cards issued by stores usually run about 25 - 30% annual rate (calculated monthly, of course). Those cards issued by banks usually charge about 19 - 21% annual rate, again, calculated monthly. If part of the debt was for visiting bars, I hope you found that a bit boring, and remembered that booze consumed at home is much less costly ... and perhaps you were somewhat repelled by the disputes/fights behind bars? If your ski mask is related to a forced withdrawal from a bank, which must be done anonymously, of course, it must also be accompanied by continued anonymity. Quite a tall order, that! Lacking complete anonymity ... being forced to spend substantial time behind a different kind of bars is not enticing. Give the whole matter some thought as to whether a less risky, and preferable plus wiser course of action might be carried out. Do ya think? ole joyful

At age 81, Parks was robbed and assaulted in her home in central Detroit on August 30, 1994. The assailant, Joseph Skipper, broke down the door but claimed he had chased away an intruder. He requested a reward and when Parks paid him, he demanded more. Parks refused and he attacked her. Hurt and badly shaken, Parks called a friend, who called the police. A neighborhood manhunt led to Skipper's capture and reported beating. Parks was treated at Detroit Receiving Hospital for facial injuries and swelling on the right side of her face. Parks said about the attack on her by the African-American man, "Many gains have been made ... But as you can see, at this time we still have a long way to go." Skipper was sentenced to 8 to 15 years and was transferred to prison in another state for his own safety.[84][85][86][87] Suffering anxiety upon returning to her small central Detroit house following the ordeal, Parks moved into Riverfront Towers, a secure high-rise apartment building. Learning of Parks's move, Little Caesars owner Mike Ilitch offered to pay for her housing expenses for as long as necessary.[88]

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