Trust No Man 2 (Wahida Clark Presents Publishing)

The streets of ATL are about to get hotter than lava after Youngblood is snatched up and beaten down by unknown thugs. Vowing fatal revenge on his attackers, Youngblood is released from the hospital only to return home and discover that Cheryl has run off with his stash and his two daughters. Heartbroken over the loss of his daughters and money, he is ready to pick up that steel again, put on a ski mask and go back to jackin d-boys for their cake. His homie, Murder Mike gives him an ultimatum that tests his principles. While struggling with a do-or-die dilemma, Youngblood must also decide between Inez and Juanita. Inez accepts him as he is. Juanita on the other hand wants to help him leave the life of the streets behind. When a hustla has two thorough chicks, which one does he choose? The streets will decide that! Youngblood must deal with enemies who are closer to him then he realizes. The way he deals with these problems will determine his fate. Trust No Man 2 is an explosive and emotionally charged end to this true-to-life hood classic!

I wish I knew the complete history behind this structure. Until the 1980s it housed Rahr's; a local furniture and appliance store. In the '80s and '90s it housed the Coenen Center (a similar store), and currently a pharmacy and Subway franchise are carved out of parts of the first floor. The faces of the building are a complete hodgepodge of modern and old, with traces of ghost signs visible on the west side.

next door to Reel Life Video a subway sandwich shop is set to open.

unlike other fast food chains, Subway allows other subway franchises to open within close proximity to one another.

anyway, do you think people will mind that this subway shop is next door to a funeral home?