By Christina Landers
If he had stuck with his high-school career plans, San Francisco attorney Ray Bourhis might be pumping gas and looking under the hoods of cars at his own gas station.
"At one point, I wanted to work in a gas station," Bourhis, 59, says. ...
If he had stuck with his high-school career plans, San Francisco attorney Ray Bourhis might be pumping gas and looking under the hoods of cars at his own gas station.
"At one point, I wanted to work in a gas station," Bourhis, 59, says. ...
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