They had come here when Nash had turned three, and he had been here ever since, except for when Nash had left to attend college. During these times Nash ate a hot dog and cheesy fries, and thought of other things. These blissful times had ended when Nash had opted to play tennis instead of the manly sport of high school football. His father, who Nash knew had been a football legend back in Mississippi, had completely changed toward his son after Nash had made his decision not to pursue football. Or so Walter Nash thought.