Man of a Million Potatoes

Taken from the biography, The Life and Times of Brad Schulz...................................................... .............................................Brad's life started as many other lives start, from the womb. Soon after that Brad was off and running. He won his first international award at the age of 3 for his work in the sciences. From there Brad moved to a more somber life in biological research. International success was again reached in the way of nine more awards. Then it was the field of writing that called Brad's name. His first book entitled, My first Book, did only mediocre. Then he hit it big with the short story, Treadmills and Rain Clouds. When asked why he chose to become a writer the young revolutionary said, "I like weaving tales of lies and fallacies and mixing that with a kernal of truth, that's fun to me." From there Brad kicked around the idea of running for presidency. At the last minute he declined to instead spend sometime with in the Everglades with his father and professional golfer Chaz McDermont. Then Brad's life turned dark. One drug filled night lead to the accidental death of his dog Chesterfield. A brief stint in Rehab and Brad was back on the fast track. He bought and sold three houses making millions and donating it all to charity. Brad is certainly a go-getter and we're told he loves syrup on his waffles.