What was the moment you knew this is not good?

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Hello, Audra, welcome to the men's room.

Hey guys, how's so good.

Ola!

Hey, so this actually happened like two or three weeks ago. I went to Atlanta to visit some friends and family.

Had a rental car while I was there and when it came time to fly home, I drove an hour and a half from my cousin's house you know down to the airport

and about halfway there I stopped at a gas station at about four in the morning trying to

catch my flight to stop at a gas station to refill the car so I don't get a fee.

And, you know, I drive at 2002 Toyota, so there's no bells or whistles or automatic anything really in there.

And I was driving a 2015 Chevy.

So I pull into the gas station.

I leave the key and the ignition,

and I look and make sure that the door is unlocked. I get out, go to fill up my car, shut the door, come back to get back in, and the door's locked. And I'm in the middle of a town. I have no idea where I'm at, you know, I'm the only person at this gas station.

And I'm like, what am I going to do? My flight's in like two and a half hours, so I'm stressing about that. And luckily for me I'd

noticed that there was a truck driver who had just delivered the gas and he was still

sitting in his in his truck right behind me. So I ran up know, and I'm trying to see if he can call a

locksmith or anything for me. He ended up calling a couple locksmiths. He ended up having to go,

you know, because he's on a schedule.

And I was like, well, you know, if they call you back,

because they both, you know, said that they had to call out and find people,

and they would call them back.

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