Here it says, horrible. I will never stay here again. I stayed in room 15 and I woke up the next day with bed bug bites all over my body.

Now I'm forced to go to work for the next two weeks with bites all over my face.

It's probably a vast improvement.

I love the smallest room in New York City.

Comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

Brian Gerwitz does one impression impeccably.

That's his impression of Avanti and Ken Know.

20-year-old Gerwitz had left his family's home to go for a walk in February

and washed up with a tide a couple of months later.

The body of an autistic Eagle

Scout discovered in a creek at Brooklyn Golf Course, you know, it's not easy to be an Eagle

Scout, but I guess there's no finding your way home merit badge. Frantic searches for

the 20-year-old Gerwitz proved fruitless until his body was discovered near the eighth hole,

the water hazard, more hazardous than previously imagined.

Seriously tragic, an autistic kid is already hitting from the rough.

Found near the fairway, he nonetheless died in an unfair way.

Too young, the kid double-bogied on the eighth hole before his 21st birthday,

never made it out of the front nine, so to speak, that he was a good kid who always wanted

to help. Even in death, he was helpful because just for that day, a player could slice into

that creek and still hit an eagle. Only in a 48 boys is autistic a small

percentage of those might go into scouting 5% of all scouts become Eagle

scouts just 5% perspective about 25% of Boy Scouts are molested be prepared

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