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Who Is Mahdi Karout's Purpose?

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Mahdi Karouts favorite colors are lime green and black.He has 1 sister and 1 brother.He was born in Dearborn.He started wearing glasses since 3rd grade.Also has a pet bird.These are a few fun facts about Mahdi!

Mahdi is an adventurous person who would like to go to college one day.His first choice of college would be DigiPen and his major there would be technology.His second choice of college would be Oakland University because its free to enroll.His major there would be engineering. His third and final college we would like to attend is Texas Tech and his major there would be technology.

If Mahdi was stranded on a desert island his first possession would be food and water because without it he would die!(duhhhh)His second possession would

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