Out of My League

This is a very beautiful story of two lovers with an educative message hidden behind love. A bodaboda man called Patrick but known as Pato to his friends, colleagues and peers who are closed to him rides a bodaboda which he bought two years back after a long time of saving from his contract that he had been working on. When Pato is not riding his boda he is seen digging foundations and working as a potter on some sites and doing those other small jobs. Pato is talented in boxing but he doesn't use his talent in a professional way, he does street fighting with his friends on the streets, they fight only to see who is better than the other and betting to see who the winner is more so in times where two of them have a grudge and they want to settle it, they would go to their normal training place in the ghetto and they would finish their problem from there. The one who is beaten is asked and mandated to respect the one who has beaten him. Being a peasant Patos daughter left with his wife for some man called phyllo who had a shop in the ghetto but Pato had no problem since they are all men and hustlers and the guy would take care of his family better than he could. Philo could allow Pato to visit his daughter any time so Pato used to take his daughter some times to the beach and to his place but the woman would not allow the girl to spend more than one night there since what fueled her to leave was when one night Patos niggas came to beat him and they almost injured their daughter though Pato beat them and they also injured him. He used to sometimes take her to be with him when his sick or injured so that she can take care of him or when he has no job he would be with her to kill his boredom. When Pato's friends got jobs like for painting, digging foundations or taking turns working in the taxis, they would call him and work together and when he would also get something he would call on them and they survive like that.