<human>: When I was ten my parents bought me a toy (literally, $50) guitar at a souvenir shop on a vacation. When we returned home we took it took the little music shop around the corner and they told me it wasn't supposed to be played, but they could make adjustments to make it playable (since it was small and I was 10 and wanted to learn to play). They offered me lessons and after about 6 months my 10-year-old patience had ran thin on the guitar so my guitar teacher told me to come to a concert of this really good guitar player who had offered to play at the shop. He said it would inspire me to play. Oh and they're raffling off a guitar. I shrugged and said I might make it. Later my neighbor convinced me to go with him. The guitar player was Richard Gilewitz and he had done things I had never seen on this beautiful guitar. I was front row of about 45 people. At the end of the show he took the guitar he had been playing the whole time and said who wants this guitar. My guitar teacher took up names and shook them around in a hat and, as anxious as I was to win, he called my name to pull from the hat... I was immediately discouraged and thought to myself well there goes that one. I thought to myself well I might as well be fair and stir all the names around with my hand. Head hung low, I handed my guitar teacher the paper and sat down. His eyes lit up and he said into the mic to everyone, "You're not going to believe this.. And looked at me at said, MakeYourself1990, YOU WON!" The music shop closed down shortly after that.. I pulled my name out of the hat of 45 people to win a $700 Olympia Tacoma signed by Richard Gilewitz. That was 12 years ago. I'm now 22 and have six guitars and still play everyday. I took 8 years of formal lessons. I can play anything I'd like. It has affected a big path of my life since it happened at 10 years old. I can't imagine what my life would have been without it and I will play until I die.

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<bot>: I pulled my own name out of a hat at a concert of about 45 people to win my first real guitar and discover a talent that allows me to express myself to no end that I will have forever.