My story is receiving not giving. In 65 I was driving from the Naval Air Station in Millington TN to Az where my wife and I yr old daughter were going to stay While I went on to the PT. Mugu Naval air station north of LA Cal. I was driving a 49 Chev and within sight of the first buildings coming into Texarcana I had a blowout.The tire was shot so I drove on the flat to the buildings which turned out to be a cafe and service station. I asked the old gentlman if he had a used tire I could buy. He somehow knew that I was in the service and said that he had a prety good tire I could have for $2.00. I asked him if he would mount it for me while My family and I had something to eat. He told my that it would not be a good idea if we went into the cafe. I wondererd why until I walked close enough to read the sign over the door which read" No dogs or Mexicans allowed" Talk about a shock. When I asked him about it he said that they were serious and not to go in there. He must have talked to his wife because about that time she came into the shop with a platter of sanwiches and a pitcher of Kool Aid.He didn't charge me for the food OR the tire. I have been forever grateful and try to help the less fortunate any time I can.
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