I think he is broke. He won't admit it. He was in transportation. He had a brand new fuso truck after high school. He used to bring 21k to school as pocket money. He had an entourage of 4 guys that he bought beer for from Friday to Sunday night. The teachers would go to him for money and would scour bars looking at where he was drinking so that he could buy beer for them. Koome taught me about meru culture. He told me after circumcision he never greeted his mum with his hands and all women in his family talked to him from a distance. Even his sisters just left food at the door step of his simba. Meanwhile my boy from Eldoret was treated by his mum when he got circumcised. Yaani his mum was dressing his dick..
funny but absolutely true that Koome guy is typical Meru those days that had mIraa money in my school teachers were on their pay they used to roll hard. And thats the Meru culture when you got cut you couldn't see female relatives for over a month happened to me too and still then when you met them after coming from gaalu you put a stony face told that you keep right while women keep left,no entering kitchen among others,you were told you were rank of a DC
during circumcision period in Meru generally December you walk on the roads and cars have to give way thats some hard culture but very outdated.
Back to Miraa there is no coming back those are gone days,am happy that goofy smile miraa dealers had has been wiped off their face,they are now begging few invested into real money most just building big houses and bought many vehicles,a fool and his money are soon departed
Topic: Njuri I just talked to Koome (Read 1460 times)