Posted by MSD on November 18, 2020 at 16:31:31 from (63.153.146.49):
In Reply to: Trusting strangers posted by michael soldan on November 18, 2020 at 14:13:56:
One Sunday afternoon there was a car parked at the end of the driveway. A guy was walking up to house and wanted to know if he could get some water as his car was overheating. I gave him some of course but it was leaking out as fast as he poured it in. He had his wife and a kid along. He found a dealership about 5 miles from my p[lace but it was closed of course for the weekend. There was a motel close to it and he was going to call a tow truck to get him there. I had my truck and trailer just sitting there so I offered to haul it there for him. He wanted to pay me of course but I said I would help him being broke down on the road and all. He wanted my address, said he would send me a gift but I told he didn't have to. A week later there was a box of Omaha Steaks showed up from him.
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