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Riding our bikes to Sturgus with Tony Borja in 2009, we entered the Grand Canon park, and Tony was let in for free, because of his 100%.

Later that day, I was asked by another rider, what is Tony's disability, he seems just fine, and nothing looks wrong with him.

Two weeks later, Tony was break dancing, and laying in the middle of the highway, and never paid attention to what anyone was saying to him.

I then told the person that asked the question about Tony's disability, I pointed at Tony and said, "That's Tony's disability", he then said never mine I understand, and we all started laughing and clapped as Tony danced.

How Tony got with us riding to Sturgus, as we got to the border of Arizona, there was Tony, parked on the side of the highway, just by himself, I wonder how long he was just parked there.
And still today, I wonder how Tony knew that a bunch of Guam bike riders were to past where he was parked on the side of the highway.

By the way, Tony is a veteran of the Air Force, and to my understanding, he flew aircraft, and maybe, just maybe, Tony's head is still in the clouds. Lol

"Ride on Tony, Ride on, my good friend"