Point of No Return  I'm at a casino dealing Blackjack. My high school classmate Lyle Zeffman and another man are at the table I am dealing to. Lyle has five red five-dollar chips bet. He doubles down. I have a ten showing. I line up his chip stacks. The second stack of chips is one short. I add one and make the stacks even. I flip over my down card, which is like a film case that you put a used roll of film into to get developed. The card has 10 dots on the other side: I have 20. Lyle loses the hand, and $50. He throws chips on the floor. I pick them up. I think about stealing his chips. There are other dealers there.  There is one small person and two big people being held captive. They're trying to get out of the basement of the casino. The phone lines are cut. Europe explodes. I see three people riding on a cloud of smoke from the explosion. They are high above the earth, like in outer space. I'm at a place, which may be home. My mom is there. Miami Sound Machine comes on the radio. The place I'm in seems like Europe. The name of the song playing is "Point of No Return." I turn up the radio and dance by myself in a crowd of tiny people.