When i got home from WW II Army service, minus my left foot asnd part of the leg, i loafed around for a few weeks, then went back to my old job! The loss of my leg didn't hold me back, as Uncle Sam hadfurnished me with a new one, that worked almost as good as the other one, which had been mangled by a land mine, in France! Several months later, i had to go to the Veterans building down town, in Pittsburgh, Pa.to take care of some VA business. Upon leaving, i saw a young fellow sitting on the side-walk, with an artificial leg similar to mine, and it was leaning against the wall. He of course had shorts on, so everybody could see how badly he was injured! He held out a tin cup, moaned some, and asked for a handout! Said he couldn't work! Was starving-needed money! HMMPH! I told him he ought to get up, put his leg back on and go find a job! He sneered at me, saying i was cruel, to say something like that! I said, he was a jerk, because i had the same condition, showed him my wood leg, and i told him i worked every day as an auto mechanic! Well, i went to town once in a while, but never saw him again. guess he moved on.
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