 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

(CNN) -- So na Hank Aaron dey, dey lean back for im chair during one exclusive CNN interview for di clubhouse of an Atlanta golf club, and di former slugger of di Atlanta Braves dey worry about di spot. 

Wetin go happun to di spot, e talk, raising im eyebrows? Na di spot wey dem visit on April 8, 1974, by a baseball wey represent di 715th home run of im career. 

Just like dat, Babe Ruth record don turn history. 

So di spot -- almost. 

For now, di spot dey preserved for one parking lot wey once be Atlanta Fulton-County Stadium, where Aaron seal im immortality with im high-arching blast over di fence for left-center field. Di spot dey surrounded by part of di old ballpark outfield wall, and high above di spot na one big baseball-shaped placard wey get di inscription: Hank Aaron, home run, 715, April 8, 1974. 

Di whole scene dey illuminated by lights. As a result, those wey dey travel across di street go di Braves' current place of Turner Field fit see di spot as dem either waka through or drive by di parking lot for night. 

"I go hate make dat mark destroy," Aaron talk, shaking im head while dey visibly distraught. "In fact, I don go there with several people and take pictures for dat spot." 

Dat spot na among di places for di universe wey suppose remain as unmolested as possible for eternity. Think Gettysburg. The Mount of Olives. Dealey Plaza. Tranquility Base. 

Wetin Aaron do 40 years ago Tuesday with one flick of im quick wrists na as much for society as e be for baseball. Just 27 years after Jackie Robinson break di game color barrier, Aaron na black man from Mobile, Alabama, wey shatter di most sacred of records, not only for baseball, but for sports. Di old mark belong to one white man wey people love well well say e help save di game during di 1920s. 

1. Which network dey show di interview?
2. Whose interview?
3. Who e be?
4. Which team?
5. E still dey play for dem?
6. Where di spot dey preserved?
7. Where di lot dey?
8. Where Aaron dey from?
9. Wetin be im racial background?
10. Wetin record e break?
11. Wetin dem dey credit Aaron with?
12. E help save di game?
13. During which decade?

Numbered answers:``` ``` <response>: ```1. CNN
2. Hank Aaron
3. former baseball player
4. Atlanta Braves
5. no
6. for parking lot
7. wetin bin be Atlanta Fulton-County Stadium,
8. Mobile, Alabama
9. black
10. Babe Ruth's record
11. shattering di most sacred of records, not only for baseball, but for sports
12. possibly
13. Babe Ruth save am for di 1920s``` 