"Everything alright?" Tess asked, sensing that he was becoming upset. "No, it's not." Joshua kept trying Huge's phone to no avail. "You going to school this morning?" Tess asked him. "What? Man, school is done. I'm not going to school. My Grandma is dead, I got stuff to do and I can't make no money in no public schools. I should have been dropped out..." He snapped. Where part of the American dream entails that we work Til We Die... Joshua decides to take the reigns in his life after witnessing his 63 year old grandmother and caretaker, who worked for years, die while making minimum wage. But when doors unimaginable begin to open for him, will he be able to handle the challenges of the pro's and con's...