Act 5. Hoaring in radio news.

And his job as a reporter in Salt Lake City,

Scott Carrier did not seek fame.

He did not care about, making it into People magazine

or getting a big break in the infotainment industry.

He just wanted to have a steady job.

With bosses he did not hate and who did not hate him.

And he found that job for a short time in commercial radio.

There are a lot of bad ways to wake up, but surely one of the worst is by looking into the floodlight from a police car.

I was in a field, some farmer's field next to a power plant just outside Lawrence, Kansas. I was sleeping there next to my car. I was in a field, some farmers field next to a power plant just outside Lawrence, Kansas. I was

sleeping there next to my car before driving into Kansas City in the morning. The policemen somehow

saw my car from the road, and they pulled up right in front of it, and I didn't even wake up.

I was lying on the ground on the passenger side of the car, and when I did wake up, one of the

policeman was in the front seat, I guess looking for drugs, and the other was 40 feet away in

the hayfield, and I don't know why he was out there unless he had his gun pulled, covering his partner.

He said I scared him when I woke up so suddenly.

I sat straight up. Boom.

Awake.

And I bet he nearly shot me dead.

They wanted to know what I was doing sleeping in the field. And I told them that I didn't like motels, which was only partly true.

So I decided to tell them that I was born here in Lawrence, but that I don't live here

anymore, which was completely true, but somehow didn't achieve the level of meaning I hoped

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