Letter To Anthony Rodriguez

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I am speaking on the behalf of my good friend Anthony Rodriguez. I have known him for about
6 years now and since then he has always been a strong and athletic man. We have worked on projects together and he doesn’t stop working until its done. Working hard and working out are probably his favorite things to do, he never steers away from a challenge Anthony loves to take things head on. the negatives to Anthony’s work ethics is he doesn’t take breaks he would rather get done with what he needs to get done and then get ahead. Personally knowing
Anthony, I can say that he is one of the nicest people I’ve met he puts others before him. He is very laid back it would take an awful a lot of antagonizing to anger him. I strongly recommend

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