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Daniel and Bob first came into contact through a reading buddy program at the [[Tennyson Center]], a facility Daniel went for schooling and living in his teens. While Dan was living at the Tennyson Center (at the time of his ongoing custody battle), he had the opportunity to attend a reading buddy program once a week. Daniel reports that him and Bob "Really hit it off", enough so that the Tennyson center permitted them to have a relationship outside of their program. Dan's grandmother, Nancy Shimer, developed a friendship with Bob, seemingly platonic according to Dan, where they'd play board games and spend time together.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR0EtSlUv3Q</ref> | Daniel and Bob first came into contact through a reading buddy program at the [[Tennyson Center]], a facility Daniel went for schooling and living in his teens. While Dan was living at the Tennyson Center (at the time of his ongoing custody battle), he had the opportunity to attend a reading buddy program once a week. Daniel reports that him and Bob "Really hit it off", enough so that the Tennyson center permitted them to have a relationship outside of their program. Dan's grandmother, Nancy Shimer, developed a friendship with Bob, seemingly platonic according to Dan, where they'd play board games and spend time together.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR0EtSlUv3Q</ref> | ||
After her passing, Bob served as a patron for Daniel's music career, paying up to $2,000 for production of his first and most famous song, [[Music Career|Roaring Thunder]], as well as Something More. Bob has also paid for some of Daniel’s food and travel expenses, but Daniel has done nothing but take his generosity for granted by frequently getting into arguments with him, publicly throwing him under the bus for his own problems, assaulting him, and gambling away money Bob gives him to take care of his needs. | After her passing, Bob served as a patron for Daniel's music career, paying up to $2,000 for production of his first and most famous song, [[Music Career|Roaring Thunder]], as well as Something More. Bob has also paid for some of Daniel’s food and travel expenses, but Daniel has done nothing but take his generosity for granted by frequently getting into arguments with him, publicly throwing him under the bus for his own problems, assaulting him, and [[Daniel Larson's Gambling|gambling]] away money Bob gives him to take care of his needs. | ||
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