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Wiley Gatesby · Da Nang, Vietnam
The road to Da Nang is long, but the ledger travels light. These days, parcels from the Skunk Store find Da Nang doorsteps every season, and Wherever Da Nang needs a story with a spine, the town obliges.
Wiley Gatesby wired McSkunkville for the future from a garage behind the Chrome Barn, then did the unthinkable: gave most of it away — wings at Stripe General, laboratories at the College, a computer on every school desk.
His foundation's charter is one sentence long: 'A cure, a classroom, and a clean record for everyone.'
He still debugs the library computers himself, on Tuesdays.
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