When he lived in Chicago, his parents frequently took in political dissidents and foreign refugees. One day, an old, scraggly man, a diswasher at a local restaurant, showed up and took over the family's couch. Lapcharoensap asked his mother who the man was and what kind of work he did. "He's a poet," his mother replied.
iTunes is currently playing: The Book I Read from the album Live at the Sun Palace (Tokyo) by Talking Heads.
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