Well, this makes the second time in my life that I have to work on replacing all my CD’s. Last time I left my CD’s in a crappy case in my hot car and the case melted to the CD’s, rendering them unplayable. This time…

Well this time I tried to help a guy out. He said he needed six bucks for a bus to Denver. I am not usually too keen on handing out cash, so when someone needs something I buy it for them. So I offered to take him down to the bus station and buy him a ticket. He needed to “Grab his stuff” from an apartment, and this is where I figured if he had made up the story, he would just walk away to save himself the embarassment. No problem. We waited 15 minutes and then left.

Well, I’m sure you’ve all figured out that my CD’s were not in the car when I got home.

*sigh* I guess I had this one coming to me… not being careful enough. I had myself covered for if he wanted to use my money for something other than a bus ticket, but when he had to move my CD case to sit down… why not take it?

And you wanna know what else? He’ll probably trash every last CD. They’re all well used, and all Christian. Sure that could be great if he listened to them and that planted a seed or something, but why would he even listen to it? He dressed like he listened to rap, and I didn’t have any of that in there. Just Christian music from the 90’s… there’s nothing less cool.

Chalk another one up for the home team… the ones that know the streets. The Stevish isn’t nearly as bright as he thought he was…

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