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Quique Aviles essay is the story of his battle with addiction and how writing and performing help with it. As I read this essay one quote stuck out to me "I am a poet and an actor. I am also a crack addict and an alcoholic, and that is how people see me: a pipe head, a drunk, an epidemic, a disaster area", this quote ties into a part later on about zero tolerance with both of those parts of the essay it makes me think he believes no matter what he does he can not escape the label of addict, but even with that he still knows he needs to

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