You're going to. Yeah, sorry the heat doesn't work so good, and his cars, it's all I could afford.

But anything's better than being out there tonight, right?

Can't believe it's gotten this cold already until October.

Here, take those quarters in that cup with you. Really take it in that dollar. Get yourself a midnight snack.

The Sonoko is still open this late. They're 24 hours. I have a lot of empathy for someone in your position. I do. I know a little bit about what it's like.

Do not know if you're going to have a roof over your head and experience. I had an experience in my trailer in Queen Anne.

Little thing way off the main road all by itself. But peaceful, you know, a peaceful place to be in there, looking out.

No need to go out much ever. But I come back from the save a lot, come down the drive and I saw the lights were on.

But that couldn't be. I never have left the ball like that. My stepfather used to crucify me about that.

I went inside and they were like these, I swear like eight people

there in my trailer just standing there sitting there.

Like I'd invited somebody over for a party or something.

It was normal. somebody over for a party or something.

It was normal looking people, you know?

It was men and women.

They looked normal. I mean, they were dressed kind of nice. Like nothing about them had any

actual color or personality. I freaked out but they were real calm they started saying it's

all right it's okay don't be afraid. We know you must be feeling a shock. So my questions just

started pouring out, right? And they weren't really answering them. They just repeated their line over and over.

This person or that person would say something like that they understood what it must be like to walk into my home and have this

shot and this is what they kept saying. There was nothing that could be done about them being there.

There was nothing that could be turned back.

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