A Four Corners childhood

Paul Levy relays some stories from Charlie Sandler, born in Four Corners in 1932:

At age 11, he obtained a job selling refreshments during the dance nights at the Greenwood Youth Center. During a break in the active dancing, the girls would come over to the refreshment stand and order Cokes. Before they had finished them, the music would start up again and they would run over to the dance floor. Charlie and his partners in crime would quickly refill the empty bottles with the leftovers, pop the tops back on, and then sell the "new" bottles during the next break. "Five cents, pure profit!" he gloated 71 years later.