ething years later, her and her husband, have 2 children in ivy league schools, live in a $900,000 home. Quite an impressive story would like to have that kind of ambition, to be so successful. Pasquali Fedo was my second interview. He is Italian great grandfather of a good friend of mine. When he came to this country, his last name changed from Fida, to Fedo. I diddnt ask, but I think he might have changed it because he wasnt proud of the name he was born with. Pasquali came to this country to escape the bad parts of the family, who had done the family name in justice Pasquali likes the USA because of the freedom. he likes the freedom to speak, the freedom to write, and just more freedom without fear. What he told me that he misses most about Italy, is the wine. Fedo says that it is more pure there. What he likes most about the United States is the government, he says it helps everyone, and he is very proud of it. In fact, he is very proud of this country all together, when I asked him what he dislikes, he could not tell me. What he said is Nothing! This country loves one another what Pasquala said to my question What advice would you give to others who are coming to the USA, either from your own country or from other countries? he replied: do not bring your country with you, and never quit Next on my list is a fellow racecar driver named Sean Ivy. Sean immigrated here from Jamaica. He came to the United States, for the better schools, with the intentions of returning to Jamaica with his new degree and being successful there. This did not happen though, Sean got a job offer in New York City, and has taken that job, and is very satisfied with it. He visits Jamaica quite often though. He told me that the USA differs from Jamaica in many ways, including a totally different culture. Sean says that we have less quality of life, and that we work for the weekends, Sean says that Jamaica is more laid back. Sean also...
