I, like everyone else, have been fixated on the magnificent story of "Second Chances" that Ted Williams gives us. Williams, to those few who do not know, was a homeless man who fell on hard times after succumbing to drugs and acohol abuse. He found himself living on the street after he destroyed a promising career through personal vices. But Williams, a trained radio announcer, thought that he would use his voice on the side of the street. Unlike other panhandlers, he would "speak" for the dollar that you give him. He would use his career even on the side of the road.
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