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When the 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti on Jan. 12, Mr. Exantus was working at the grocery store. As the ground shook and the ceiling began to collapse, he could see five other people in front of him running from the store. But Mr. Exantus froze and closed his eyes. When he opened them again, he found he was lying on his side under a desk.Although Gucci Toteshe was in an awkward position, his limbs weren't pinned under anything, and he used his hands to search for his cellphone. Instead, he felt a case of soda cans that turned out to be Coke. He fished around some more and found bags of potato chips, but notGucci Hoboshis phone."I yelled for help but no one could hear me," Mr. Exantus said in an interview Sunday. He became animated as he talked, lifting his head and gesturing with his hands as he told his story of survival.As the days passed, heGucci Wristlet settled into a routine. When he got thirsty or hungry, he drank Coke and ate potato chips.A window nearby, blocked by rubble, let in some air but no light.