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The area where I live, there's,
the community has gradually had some,
some folks from the Muslim community moved in.
I see them sometimes, and I see the women
wearing, there's a couple of women that wear
not the full burqa, but nevertheless,
they wear their traditional dress.
And it just, like, heck, you know?
I would get really nervous, and very vigilant,
and very, really alert, and,
you know, it, I get,
my heart would start racing,
that type of thing.
I'd start looking at their hands and their feet,
primarily because I had learned that
in Afghanistan the bad guys
would sometimes dress in burqas.
But they never changed their shoes,
and they always wore some kind of hiking boot,
and I was able to tell that that was not a woman.
Or their hands were not, you know,
feminine looking, so I started,
I would always start looking for that.
That was one of the things that would trigger.