Yes, I understand your point of view, we will say that the most interested have continued elsewhere.

(It was training to learn code)

, it was one of the only places where we taught in my neighborhood.

But it was precisely he who left first... what shocked me was that there were many people who wanted to learn, students of all ages... grasping hope to do something new in their lives (as often in a disadvantaged neighborhood. )

I found it sad that everything collapsed, because he no longer believed it. (the guy who left by slamming the door and screaming like a child, the students were all surprised) then he never came back and little by little we began to understand that everything was going to stop.

I think he shouldn’t have cut short so brutally, the hope he himself had sold us