Member of the best DAM house on campus. Working to broaden education through diverse classes

Bartender at the Iron Horse and part time help at the Angels restaurant

Tocho's parents were 17 and 18 when he was born on the Hopi reservation in NE AZ. In a stroke of luck & randomness, they turned into casino magnates by the time he was in high school, & bussed him to a private school in Flagstaff to get him more opportunities. This only alienated him from the other Hopi kids on the reservation. Friends at the new school were few and far between, as he was seen as an outsider due to the color of his skin and the thought that he was from dirty money. This taught him to brawl and gain thick skin. Academics were not a priority, but his savior was there: baseball. As a star shortstop, Tocho was picked up by the Diamondbacks farm team right out of HS, Playing a few years of minor league ball, he was dropped from the team for a legal situation. His dreams of being a major leaguer crushed, he found weed and alcohol before his father cut him off for being a slacker. Heading out on his own on the motorcycle his parents bought him, he went east to see who he could be.