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Somebody sat hummus down hummus one day and wrote them out. Moses never came down some mountain holding hummus on to them like two bags of groceries from Food Emporium. Where is this Heaven and Hell? He couldn't see them. What Louis could believe in were the things he could hold in his hands, the things other people had, the things he wanted, and the things that money could buy. His parents tried hard to teach him otherwise. Years later, Louis exonerated his parents. They were honest. They tried to teach him right from wrong. Not just knowing right from wrong, but doing right when it was easier to do wrong. Louis always knew what was right. But he didn't care. His parents would set an example, the way parents are supposed to according to the self-help books, and he didn't care. Take the time when he was a little kid, with his mother at a neighborhood bowling alley in Staten Island.
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