Good or bad? What is the best story from your teen years? 206.803.

Hello, Angela. Welcome to the mentor.

Hello, gentlemen.

Hola.

Hey, first off, thank you guys for always helping in the afternoon to put smiles on our

faces. Sometimes life gets a little rough, and it's nice to be able to step away for a

second and have a little fun.

So my story rolls like this is a teenager out with my buddy who troubles seem to follow.

We were trying to find a nice little secluded spot to go have a little smoke.

And we were in our 1970-something wood panel station wagon and we get driving down this little dirt road and keep pushing a little further a little further get down to where there's a washout no going any further so we try to back ourselves up no go we get stuck back in those days cell phones to call for help. We hiked ourselves all the way up out of there, hit a road, and God was watching out for us. There was a tow truck driver sitting right up at the top of the hill. So we approached this guy, young guy. We absolutely beg him to come down and help us. He's telling us, man, I really can't do it. I'm going to get in trouble. He said, dude, you got to help us, got to help us. So he makes the bad mistake to come down and help us, gets his tow truck down in there, gets hooked up to us, try starting to pull us out. Now the station wagon is starting to slide off the side of a, you know, a decent-sized little, I don't call it a cliff, but a nice little hillside. All right. And so he's got to stop. He can't unhook us from his rig, so he's got to call back to his boss. They send out another tow truck. They get out of a situation, figure we need the big monster tow truck, so they got to run back to the shop,

get the other big tow truck, bring it down, and it turned into this whole cluster, you know what,

trying to rig up these tow trucks, so they had a run line from the top of the hill with the big rig down

to the one. He had gotten stuck, try to pull us up, and it was like,

pull us 20 feet, move him up 20 feet.

Pull us up 20 feet, move him 20 feet.

So it was a mess, and we did finally get ourselves out of there, but I'm pretty sure

that kid lost his job that day.

Oh, no.

How long did the process take?

All in all, and I was supposed to be home. I got,

I'm young. I got my butt in trouble for not getting home on time. I would say we were probably sitting there for at least three hours trying to give this all work out. Three hours? Jesus. Oh,

man. Okay. Yeah. Because we worked probably close to an hour just with him, because I knew he knew he was going

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