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All star weekend was crazy in Chicago but a little dry for me. I didn’t do nothing to crazy I was chilling wit my little shorty cooling I didn’t even pop out for real. I jus got a new job at jimmy Johns I started last week so I couldn’t do too much. So I would’ve probably went downtown or something but I just started a new job. So I wanted to b well rested.

This week was crazy in Chicago all star weekend a lot went down. I was a lil after party on 119th in loomis and slot of outsiders don’t no about that area. That area is not that good overall in because of that someone came in the party n stole everyone’s coats from the coat rack. It was Moneybaggyo after party I think so I was a lot of people so I guess someone seen a opportunity and took it.

So this week I had to work the whole weekend And my job was right by the United Center. So because of my job being so close to the main event in Chicago it was a whole lot of traffic. I am a delivery guy for jimmy Johns so I’m getting delivery’s all by the United Center and it was very crowded. It was so much traffic I was scared someone was going to hit my car. Because I had a delivery right by the United Center and this was the day of the dunk contest and I was coming to a end so everyone was trying to leave and it just was a lot. Overall though I enjoyed my weekend even though I had to work the whole weekend.

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