"Don't Open That Letter," the 10-Year-Old Warned — Then the Bikers Saw the Stamp — Transcript

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1. 0:00The diner smelled wrong. Not like bacon
2. 0:02grease and coffee. Not like warm pie and
3. 0:04dish soap. It smelled like fear. If
4. 0:06you've lived long enough and you learn
5. 0:08that fear has its own scent, sharp,
6. 0:10metallic, like old pennies in your palm
7. 0:12and sweat on a cold forehead, most
8. 0:14people ignore it or they pretend it's
9. 0:16not there. And because noticing it means
10. 0:18admitting something bad is nearby. It
11. 0:21was Wednesday, right around lunchtime.
12. 0:23The sun was beating down on the parking
13. 0:25lot outside Daisy's diner and turning
14. 0:27the asphalt into a skillet. Inside the
15. 0:29Odyssey hummed, forks clinkedked, and a
16. 0:31tired country song played from the
17. 0:33jukebox like it always did. Me, Tiny,
18. 0:36and and Breakers sat in our usual back
19. 0:38corner booth. The cracked red vinyl one
20. 0:40with a clean view of the front door.
21. 0:42It's not paranoia, it's habit. And when
22. 0:44you've seen trouble walking, smiling,
23. 0:46you learn to sit where you can see the
24. 0:48room. Everything looked normal until I
25. 0:50saw Sarah. Sarah's our waitress, and
26. 0:52she's been keeping our coffee hot for
27. 0:54years. single mom, double shifts, tough
28. 0:57as nails, and still kind enough to call
29. 0:59everyone Han without it sounding fake.
30. 1:01And but today, her hands were shaking.
31. 1:04She poured coffee for a trucker at the
32. 1:05counter and splashed it onto the saucer.
33. 1:08The cup rattled and Sarah flinched like
34. 1:10she'd heard a gunshot. Then she looked
35. 1:12at the front door and again like she was
36. 1:15counting seconds. And in the corner
37. 1:16booth near the window sat her boy Leo,
38. 1:1910 years old. Usually he's got a
39. 1:21coloring book and a grilled cheese and
40. 1:22and he'll ask me questions about my bike
41. 1:25like it's the most interesting thing in
42. 1:26the world. But today Leo wasn't
43. 1:29coloring. He was sitting bolt upright
44. 1:31and both hands gripping the edge of the
45. 1:34table so hard his knuckles had gone
46. 1:36white. His eyes stayed locked on the
47. 1:38entrance like he was waiting for
48. 1:39something to come through it. And Tiny
49. 1:41noticed too. His voice dropped to a low
50. 1:43murmur. Something's off. I set my fork
51. 1:45down. Yeah, stay sharp. The bell over
52. 1:47the door chimed. Ding ding. And for half
53. 1:50a second, everyone's shoulders tensed.
54. 1:52But it was just Pete the mailman. Good
55. 1:54guy. Always sweating, always smiling.
56. 1:56Blue bandanna, sunburn neck, friendly
57. 1:58voice. And mail call. Pete announced
58. 2:01like he was doing stand up. He walked up
59. 2:03to the counter where Sarah was wiping
60. 2:05down a spot she had just made. Got some
61. 2:07bills for the boss. And aunt Sarah, I
62. 2:09got a special delivery for you. He held
63. 2:11out one plain white envelope. No return
64. 2:14address, just paper. But when Sarah saw
65. 2:16it, and the color drained from her face
66. 2:18so fast, it was like someone pulled a
67. 2:20plug. Her mouth opened a little, like
68. 2:23she wanted to speak, but couldn't find
69. 2:24air, and her hand reached out slowly,
70. 2:27trembling. And then Leo screamed, "No,
71. 2:29M." It tore through the diner like a
72. 2:31siren, and Leo launched out of his booth
73. 2:34and sprinted across the floor. He shoved
74. 2:36himself between Sarah and the counter
75. 2:38and slapped her hand away from the
76. 2:40envelope. "And don't touch it!" he
77. 2:42shouted, tears already running down his
78. 2:44face. to open it. You promised. The
79. 2:46whole diner went still. The trucker
80. 2:48stopped chewing and a woman with a baby
81. 2:50froze midsip. Even the jukebox felt
82. 2:53quieter, like the rune leaned in. Sarah
83. 2:55grabbed Leo like she was trying to hide
84. 2:57him inside her apron. And she was crying
85. 2:59now, shaking her head, whispering, "It's
86. 3:01okay. It's okay." But her voice didn't
87. 3:04sound like she believed it. And the
88. 3:05envelope lay on the counter between them
89. 3:07like it had teeth. I stood up and walked
90. 3:09over slow and steady. No sudden moves,
91. 3:12no loud voice. And when a kid is
92. 3:14terrified like that, you don't add
93. 3:15thunder to the storm. Sarah, I said
94. 3:18gently, talked to me. What's going on?
95. 3:20She tried to swallow it down and tried
96. 3:22to smile it away. Nothing, Jax, she
97. 3:24choked out. It's just bad news. Please
98. 3:27go back to your lunch. That ain't a
99. 3:29bill, I said. And I didn't touch it yet.
100. 3:32I just leaned in and looked where the
101. 3:33stamp should have been. No flag, no
102. 3:35bell, there was a custom stamp, a red
103. 3:37scorpion, tail curled, stinger up, and
104. 3:40the ink was deep crimson. the kind of
105. 3:42red that doesn't feel like paint. It
106. 3:44feels like a warning. Tiny stepped up
107. 3:46behind me and went quiet in a way I
108. 3:48didn't like. And Tiny's big, loud laugh,
109. 3:50loud presence. But when he goes silent,
110. 3:52it means he recognizes something. He
111. 3:54stared at that stamp and said one word.
112. 3:56Vipers. My stomach dropped. And I
113. 3:59thought they were gone, I said. Leo's
114. 4:01voice came smaller now, like his scream
115. 4:03had drained him. They came last night,
116. 4:05he whispered. Two men, tattoos on their
117. 4:07necks, and they told mom if she opens
118. 4:09it, the timer starts. I crouched so I
119. 4:12was level with him. 10 years old and
120. 4:13carrying fear like a backpack full of
121. 4:15rocks. "What timer?" "And buddy," I
122. 4:18asked. Leo blinked hard. "The timer for
123. 4:20them to take the house," he said, then
124. 4:22swallowed and forced the next words out.
125. 4:24"Or take me." And Sarah made a sound
126. 4:26like her heart cracked. "I stood up
127. 4:28slowly and looked at her." "Sarah, who
128. 4:30sent this?" she broke. My ex-husband,
129. 4:32she whispered. And before he died, he
130. 4:34had gambling debts. He borrowed from a
131. 4:37man named Vargo. Vargo runs the Vipers
132. 4:39now. How much? Breaker asked quietly,
133. 4:41voice steady. And 10,000? Sarah said, "I
134. 4:44paid it. I swear I did. Three jobs,
135. 4:46every cent, but Vargo says there's
136. 4:48interest. He says, "I owe another 20. I
137. 4:50don't have it, Jax, and I don't have
138. 4:52it." Leo hugged her waist, still
139. 4:54watching the envelope like it might
140. 4:56move. I stared at that scorpion stamp
141. 4:58again. A stamp like that isn't postage,
142. 5:00and it's a message. Collection day. I
143. 5:02reached toward the envelope. Leo grabbed
144. 5:04my wrist with both hands, fingers tight.
145. 5:06Don't, he pleaded. They said they'll
146. 5:08know. and I looked down at him. This
147. 5:11wasn't drama. This was learned fear. The
148. 5:13kind of child should never have to
149. 5:14learn. It's paper, I said softly. Paper
150. 5:17can't hurt you. And not when good people
151. 5:19stand between you and bad ones. I picked
152. 5:21up the envelope carefully. I didn't rip
153. 5:23it. I didn't open it. I just held it.
154. 5:25Then I looked at Tiny and Cal. The boys,
155. 5:28I said. Tiny pulled out his phone. How
156. 5:30many? Enough, I said. And tell them
157. 5:32quiet hands, quiet mouths. This is a
158. 5:34protection job. And Sarah grabbed my
159. 5:36arm, panic surging. Jacks, please.
160. 5:39They're dangerous. I nodded once, calm.
161. 5:41That's why we're not going to give them
162. 5:42what they want, I said. And what do they
163. 5:45want? Leo asked, voice shaking. They
164. 5:47want you scared, I told him. They want
165. 5:49you alone. We're taking both away.
166. 5:51Breakers stepped closer and he held his
167. 5:53phone in his hand. Not like a weapon,
168. 5:55like a mirror. Sarah, he said, do you
169. 5:57have any proof from last night? Texts,
170. 5:59voicemail, anything. Sarah hesitated and
171. 6:02then pulled out her phone. I didn't
172. 6:04answer, she whispered, but he left a
173. 6:06message. Breaker held up his palm. Don't
174. 6:09play it loud in the diner, he said. And
175. 6:11just show me the screen, Sarah handed it
176. 6:13over. Breaker read the transcription,
177. 6:15his jaw tightened. He turned the screen
178. 6:17so I could see it. EF Lu pon at teach
179. 6:20Tamar stars. I looked back at Leo. You
180. 6:23weren't overreacting. I said you were
181. 6:24warning her. Leo swallowed. I told her.
182. 6:27I told her not to. And you did good. I
183. 6:30told him you did real good. I slid the
184. 6:32envelope into a brown paper bag from
185. 6:34behind the counter and folded it closed.
186. 6:36And what are you doing? Sarah asked.
187. 6:38Keeping it safe, I said. No
188. 6:39fingerprints, no panic, no mistakes, I
189. 6:42looked at Pete. Pete, I said, you
190. 6:44delivered this and if anybody official
191. 6:46asks you, tell them exactly what you
192. 6:48saw. Pete, smile in. He nodded slowly.
193. 6:51Yeah, I'll tell it. I looked around the
194. 6:53diner and people were watching. Not like
195. 6:55it was a show, like it mattered. Sarah,
196. 6:57I said, you and Leo aren't going home
197. 6:59alone. Not today. Not tonight. Sarah's
198. 7:02lips trembled. And I can't ask you to.
199. 7:04You didn't. I said, "Your kid did, and
200. 7:06I'm listening." We moved quietly. No
201. 7:08parade, no roar,
202. 7:09>> no drama.
203. 7:10>> And Breaker walked Sarah and Leo out the
204. 7:12back so the whole diner didn't turn into
205. 7:14a scene. Tiny paid the bill and left a
206. 7:16tip big enough to make Daisy blink
207. 7:18twice. And because Sarah wasn't going to
208. 7:21work another table today, and everybody
209. 7:22knew it, we drove in a simple formation,
210. 7:25not scary, not flashy, just present.
211. 7:27Sarah's house was small and white
212. 7:29siding, tired fence, a tricycle on the
213. 7:32lawn like the world was supposed to be
214. 7:34normal. It made me angry to think
215. 7:36someone would use paper and fear to try
216. 7:38to steal it. And inside, Leo sat on the
217. 7:41couch clutching a worn teddy bear like
218. 7:42it was armor. Sarah paced, wiping her
219. 7:45eyes with the edge of her uniform. He
220. 7:47said, "Sundown," Sarah whispered. "And
221. 7:49that's when the timer ends." "Then we'll
222. 7:51be here at sundown," I said. Tiny
223. 7:54checked the windows like a dad checking
224. 7:55locks before bed. Breaker stood by the
225. 7:57front door and phone charging ready. I
226. 8:00sat at the table and slid a piece of
227. 8:01paper drawing. Hey, I said. You like
228. 8:03drawing? Leo sniffed. Yeah, draw me that
229. 8:06stamp, I said. And exactly. Every
230. 8:08detail, tail, claws, everything. Leo
231. 8:11nodded and reached for his crayons. His
232. 8:13hand shook a little, but he started.
233. 8:14Fear didn't erase him. It sharpened him.
234. 8:16And as the sun sank, the neighborhood
235. 8:18quieted. Street lights buzzed on. The
236. 8:20air cooled. Then headlights washed
237. 8:22across the living room wall. A car
238. 8:24rolled up. Then another and not one SUV.
239. 8:27Two. Sarah stiffened. Leo froze mid
240. 8:29crayon. Tiny's voice came low. That's
241. 8:31him. I didn't move fast. I didn't shout.
242. 8:33And I stood and walked to the door like
243. 8:35it belonged to us tonight. I opened it
244. 8:37before Sarah could. Vargo stood on the
245. 8:39front walk with two men behind him.
246. 8:41Slick hair, an expensive coat, a smile
247. 8:44that didn't reach his eyes. He looked
248. 8:46like the kind of man who's never heard
249. 8:47null and lived with it. Sarah, he called
250. 8:50out and loud enough for neighbors to
251. 8:52hear. Times up. His eyes landed on me.
252. 8:54Hebrew, are you a neighbor? I said, and
253. 8:57the kind you should have met before you
254. 8:59started threatening kids. Vargo's smile
255. 9:01tried to return. This is private
256. 9:03business. No, I said, and holding up the
257. 9:06brown bag with the sealed envelope. This
258. 9:08is mail. That makes it evidence. His
259. 9:10eyes flicked to the bag, then to my
260. 9:12vest, and then to breaker standing in
261. 9:14the hallway with a phone pointed calmly
262. 9:16toward the porch. Vargo's men shifted
263. 9:18their feet. Vargo cleared his throat.
264. 9:20She owes. And Sarah's voice came from
265. 9:22behind me, trembling but steady. I paid,
266. 9:25she said. I paid what he borrowed. Vargo
267. 9:27didn't look at her, and he looked at the
268. 9:29doorway like he wanted to keep control.
269. 9:31Interest, he said. Breaker spoke quiet
270. 9:33and clear. Say it again. Vargo's eyes
271. 9:36cut to Breaker's phone. And what's
272. 9:38Vargo? Snap. Accountability. Breaker
273. 9:41said I kept my voice even. You can walk
274. 9:43away and pretend you didn't come, I
275. 9:44said. Or you can keep talking. And
276. 9:46either way, we're recording. Vargo
277. 9:48sneered. You think you scare me? I
278. 9:50didn't answer. Instead, I lifted two
279. 9:52fingers and made a small motion. And the
280. 9:54yard changed, and the shadows along the
281. 9:56fence line stood up. Quiet men in vests,
282. 9:59stepping out from behind hedges, behind
283. 10:01parked cars, from the side of the house.
284. 10:03Not 50, not a mop, and just enough to
285. 10:06make the point. 15 men, 20B. A wall that
286. 10:09didn't shout, a wall that simply
287. 10:10appeared. Vargo's smile cracked. His two
288. 10:13men turned their heads and suddenly
289. 10:14unsure of their math. Across the street,
290. 10:17a neighbor's porch light clicked on. A
291. 10:19phone rose up in someone's hand. Another
292. 10:21curtain moved. And this wasn't a lonely
293. 10:23house anymore. This was a watched house.
294. 10:26Leo's small voice came from inside the
295. 10:27doorway, shaking, but brave. I drew your
296. 10:30stamp, he said. And I can show anybody.
297. 10:32Vargo's eyes snapped toward the sound,
298. 10:34irritation flashing across his face.
299. 10:36Kid, he hissed. I took one step forward,
300. 10:39still calm. And you don't talk to him, I
301. 10:41said. You talk to me. Vargo swallowed.
302. 10:44He glanced at the phones, the neighbors,
303. 10:46the quiet wall in the yard. And then he
304. 10:48did what bullies always do when the room
305. 10:50has witnesses. He tried to pivot. "This
306. 10:52is a misunderstanding," he said, and
307. 10:54voice smoothing out like he was suddenly
308. 10:56a businessman again. "I'm just
309. 10:58collecting what I'm owed. Breaker didn't
310. 11:00move. You threatened a child," he said.
311. 11:02"And say it on camera or leave." Vargo's
312. 11:05nostrils flared. "I didn't threaten. I
313. 11:07held up Sarah's phone." The voicemail
314. 11:09says otherwise, I said, "And want to
315. 11:11hear your own voice." For the first
316. 11:13time, Vargo looked truly uncomfortable.
317. 11:15Not scared of fists. Scared of facts. I
318. 11:18lowered my voice. Here's how this ends.
319. 11:20And Vargo, I said, you apologize on
320. 11:22camera to Sarah. To Leo. Then you record
321. 11:24a voice note. Dead is closed. No
322. 11:26contact. And you walk away. And Vargo's
323. 11:29jaw worked like he was chewing glass.
324. 11:31Or, he asked. I nodded toward the yard.
325. 11:33Or you stand on this porch long enough
326. 11:35for every neighbor to step outside, I
327. 11:37said. And or for Pete the mailman to
328. 11:40tell the post office inspector about
329. 11:41your custom stamp. or for you to say one
330. 11:44more wrong thing with five phones
331. 11:46recording. And Tiny's voice came from
332. 11:48the yard, not loud, just certain. Pick
333. 11:50the easy way. Vargo stared at the
334. 11:52phones. He stared at the quiet wall.
335. 11:54Then he stared at the front window. And
336. 11:56where Leo stood, clutching his teddy
337. 11:58bear, eyes wet, still not backing down,
338. 12:00and something inside Vargo cracked, he
339. 12:02exhaled hard. "Fine," he muttered and
340. 12:05Breaker lifted his phone slightly.
341. 12:06"Start with Sarah," he said. Vargo
342. 12:09turned his face toward the doorway like
343. 12:10it physically hurt him. Sarah, he said,
344. 12:13teeth clenched. And I'm sorry, Breaker
345. 12:15didn't blink. Say it like a human.
346. 12:17Vargo's eyes flashed with anger. Then he
347. 12:19swallowed it. I'm sorry, he said again
348. 12:22louder. And for coming here, Sarah's
349. 12:24shoulders shook. She didn't speak. She
350. 12:26just listened like she didn't trust her
351. 12:28own ears. Breaker's voice stayed calm.
352. 12:30Now the boy and Vargo's mouth tightened.
353. 12:33He looked at Leo. Leo didn't hide. That
354. 12:35made my chest hurt in the best way. Leo.
355. 12:37Vargo forced out. I'm sorry I scared
356. 12:39you. And Leo's voice came small but
357. 12:42clear. Say the timer isn't real. Vargo
358. 12:44flinched. What? Leo took one step
359. 12:46forward, still behind his mom. Say the
360. 12:48timer is over. And say you won't come
361. 12:50back. The diner fear was gone now. This
362. 12:52was a kid taking his air back. Vargo's
363. 12:54face turned red. Breaker held the phone
364. 12:56steady. Do it, he said, and clean and
365. 12:59clear. Vargo stared at the camber. He
366. 13:01said stiffly. I won't come back. I
367. 13:04watched Sarah's face. The relief didn't
368. 13:06hit all at once and it came in waves
369. 13:08like her body didn't know it was allowed
370. 13:10to unclench. "Now the voice note," I
371. 13:12said. Vargo snapped. "On my phone."
372. 13:14Breaker nodded. "On yours," he said.
373. 13:16"And so it's your number. Your voice,
374. 13:19your proof." Vargo's hand shook as he
375. 13:21pulled out his phone. "Pride makes a man
376. 13:23heavy. Shame makes his hands clumsy."
377. 13:25And he opened the recorder. Breaker
378. 13:26leaned in slightly. "Say the words," he
379. 13:28said. Vargo swallowed. "This is Vargo,"
380. 13:31he said into his phone, voice tight. The
381. 13:33debt Sarah and Sarah Williams owed is
382. 13:36closed, paid. There will be no further
383. 13:38contact, no visits, no letters, no
384. 13:40calls. He stopped the recording like it
385. 13:42burned him. Breaker nodded once. And
386. 13:44send it to her, he said. Vargo's eyes
387. 13:46widened. Send it. Yes, Breaker said. To
388. 13:48her number right now, Vargo hesitated.
389. 13:51Tiny spoke from the yard. And don't make
390. 13:53this harder than it needs to be. Vargo
391. 13:56tapped the screen with angry little
392. 13:57motions, then shoved the phone toward
393. 13:59Sarah, and Sarah looked at it like it
394. 14:01was a snake. Take it, I said softly.
395. 14:04This one is medicine. Sarah took the
396. 14:06phone, copied the voice note, and sent
397. 14:08it to herself. And then she handed it
398. 14:10back with hands still shaking. Breaker
399. 14:12kept recording the whole time. "Now
400. 14:14leave," I said. Vargo's eyes darted to
401. 14:16the yard, to the phones, and to the
402. 14:18porch light. He tried to find something
403. 14:20clever to say, something to save face.
404. 14:22"Nothing came, so he did the only thing
405. 14:24he could do. He walked and he turned
406. 14:26around and went back to his SUV,
407. 14:28shoulders tight, men following him like
408. 14:31they had suddenly forgotten how to
409. 14:32swagger before he got in and he looked
410. 14:35back at the porch and tried one last
411. 14:37thing. "This isn't over." I didn't raise
412. 14:39my voice. I just nodded toward the
413. 14:42neighbor's phone across the street. "And
414. 14:44careful," I said. "You're still being
415. 14:45recorded." Vargo's mouth snapped shut.
416. 14:47He got in, doors slammed, the SUVs
417. 14:50pulled away, and tires whispering over
418. 14:52pavement like snakes retreating into
419. 14:54tall grass. And then for a moment
420. 14:56everything was quiet and Sarah sat down
421. 14:58on the entryway bench like her legs
422. 15:00finally remembered they were tired. She
423. 15:02pressed a hand to her mouth. Tears
424. 15:04spilled through her fingers and Leo
425. 15:06walked over and leaned into her. Not as
426. 15:08a little kid anymore, but as a person
427. 15:10trying to hold the world together. I
428. 15:12didn't let you open it, he whispered. I
429. 15:14didn't. And Sarah hugged him so tight I
430. 15:17thought her arms might never loosen. You
431. 15:19saved me, she breathed. You saved us. I
432. 15:21stepped back to give them space. And
433. 15:23because some moments are sacred, Breaker
434. 15:25lowered his phone. Tiny came in and
435. 15:27spoke gently like he was talking to his
436. 15:29own family. "You got food?" he asked.
437. 15:31Sarah nodded and wiping her face.
438. 15:34"Some," Tiny said. "We're making you
439. 15:36something warm." Breaker looked at
440. 15:37Sarah. "Tomorrow morning," he said. "And
441. 15:40we go to the right people with that
442. 15:41envelope." "Postal inspector paper
443. 15:43trail, and we keep copies of
444. 15:45everything." Sarah blinked. "He'll
445. 15:47really stop." I looked at Leo and then I
446. 15:49looked at Sarah. Bullies don't stop
447. 15:51because they grow a heart, I said
448. 15:53softly. They stop because they lose the
449. 15:55dark. Leo frowned. What does that mean?
450. 15:57And it means we turned on the lights. I
451. 16:00said, we stayed long enough to make sure
452. 16:02Sarah ate something and long enough for
453. 16:04Leo's breathing to soften into real
454. 16:06sleep. And Tiny put a chair by the front
455. 16:08window like it was nothing. Like
456. 16:10guarding a home was just what you do.
457. 16:12Later, I stepped outside to get air. And
458. 16:14that's when I saw Pete, the mailman,
459. 16:16walking up the sidewalk, slow and
460. 16:18uncertain, like he didn't want to bring
461. 16:20more fear to the door. I opened it just
462. 16:22enough. Pete and Pete's face was pale
463. 16:25under the street light. Jax, he
464. 16:27whispered. Thus, they've seen it before.
465. 16:29My chest tightened. We Pete swallowed
466. 16:32different letters and different streets.
467. 16:34Same scorpion, same red ink. I didn't
468. 16:36answer right away. I looked through the
469. 16:38window at Sarah asleep in a chair,
470. 16:40exhausted. And I looked down the hall at
471. 16:42Leo's bedroom door, closed and quiet.
472. 16:45Then I looked back at the darkness at
473. 16:46the end of the street. Pete's voice
474. 16:48dropped even lower. And it's not just
475. 16:50one collector, he said. It's a system,
476. 16:53and if they keep sending those letters,
477. 16:55one day somebody's going to open one
478. 16:57because they're alone. And I felt a cold
479. 16:59weight settle behind my ribs. I held up
480. 17:01the sealed brown bag. Then we make sure
481. 17:03nobody's alone, I said. Pete nodded.
482. 17:06Yeah. He turned to go, then paused. Aunt
483. 17:08Jax, he said. That kid, he was brave.
484. 17:11Yeah, I said he was. He walked away into
485. 17:13the night. I stayed on the porch a
486. 17:15moment longer and listening to the
487. 17:17neighborhood breathe again. The crickets
488. 17:19came back. The street light stopped
489. 17:21buzzing, and for the first time all day,
490. 17:23the air didn't smell like fear, and it
491. 17:26smelled like a home that still belonged
492. 17:28to the people inside it. If you believe
493. 17:30a mother and her child shouldn't have to
494. 17:32fight wolves alone, stay with us. And
495. 17:34because that red scorpion stamp didn't
496. 17:36pick the wrong house tonight, it picked
497. 17:38the wrong town. Ride safe. Be kind.