Nu Vibez and Roleplay Guide Magazine - June 2015 | Page 81

pletely successful and I did it all on my own”,
they’re not being honest, or humble enough to
acknowledge the help they’ve gotten along the
way.

The key to my “success” is most definitely
the people I surround myself with.” - M.C.
After this whole pleasant conversation, I decided to dare Madrid with four “Turbo Questions”,
exclusively for NuVibez Magazine. And voilà!
You have them all right here:
CW: If you were to have lunch with any person,
past or present, who would it be and why?
MS: What a question! In my profile I have a
quote by Mark Twain, it reads “But who prays for
Satan? Who, in eighteen centuries, has had the
common humanity to pray for the one sinner
that needed it most?”.
I would love to sit with Mark Twain and pick his
brain a bit. But I would also love to have lunch
with Jane Goodall and tell her how much I respected her love of primates. But I can’t leave
out Joan Of Arc. And this is going to sound horrible, but I just gotta know... what did she hear?
CW: From where or who did you learn the most
in your life?
MS: That’s easy. My mother. Not that my father
didn’t contribute, because he did. But it was my
mothers fortitude, her raw intellect and her acer-

bic humor and wit that I learned the most from.
But also, life. Life has the most extraordinary way
of teaching us lessons. The hardest are the most
valuable, wherein we learn the most. So thanks
Mom and thank you life. :)
CW: What is one thing that you have taught others?
MS: How to treat me. I’m one of those people
that will not tolerate disrespect. I will respect
you and you will respect me. That is a non-negotiable ordinance of my life. That doesn’t mean
you have to like me, or me you, it means I won’t
tolerate bad b V