There’s a fellow from Batumi, the second largest city in the country of Georgia, who has a master’s degree in management and economy. He owns several properties, including a quaint little grocery store called the Green Wood Market, just down from the Holy Christ the Savior Church on the Black Sea. He is a gentle soul by all accounts, friendly to the passersby and a proud member of his Georgian community. With a mother who’s a doctor and a father who works as an engineer, he comes from an accomplished family, and he was lucky enough to inherit an athletic gene.
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