All language subtitles for The Thirteenth Hour (1947)

I am the Whistler and I know
many things for I walked by night.

I know many strange tales hidden
in the hearts of men and women

who have stepped
into the shadows.

Yes. I know the nameless terrors
of which they dare not speak,

and tonight at this lonely
spot on a highway near a small town

we find an unusual birthday
celebration in full swing.

# A very merry
birthday

# A very merry
birthday

# very merry like never before

# congratulatiioons, dear Eileen

# and you celebrate
hundred more

# hundred more

It was awful sweet
of you to remember me.

How could we forget with
that guy reminding us every.

Oh Tommy you should them.

Way not?
They pay all, didn't he?

... ?

How about punch, Phyllis? - I don't
know you made this pretty strong.

I'll take some more Tommy

Can you?
- I sure I can.

What did you get Eileen, Steve?
- You wanna know? - Yeah.

What did you get here?
- Ok, take a look.

An engagement ring.

What a rock! That must
have set you back plenty.

You're our lucky guy, Steve.
- You're telling me. - I'm a lucky girl

Lucky to win a mug lik
that? - Are you kidding?

Well, anyway we're glad you
picked em instead of that motor cop.

You said it. - Show us
what you did Eileen,

when Steve slipped
that ring on your finger.

Yeah, give as a lote.
- Come on, bit.

Don't be bashful.
Come on, give us a bit.

Well, you asked for it.

I mean I got to make
a delivery on Bayview.

Virginia. - Buy, fellas.
- Bay, Dave.

STAR
INTERSTATE TRUCKING CO.

You going in Baywiew, mister?
- Yeah. Hop in. - Thanks.

Ordinarily you don't
pick up hitchhikers, Steve,

but with a warming
drink under your belt

and the memory of
Eileen's kiss on your lips,

you're feeling friendly
toward everybody.

It was only a moment's
delay, but those 60"

are going to change the
whole pattern of your life.

Don't drive so fast Jimmy, please.
- Fast? When I really opener.

No don't not on these curves.
- Relax, relax. I'm best driver in the state.

Look out Jimmy!

Bayview's about 7
miles McCabe's filling station.

Where's McCabe's filling station?

Well, he's just
around the bend here.

Hello, Don.
- Haya, Max.

Astrix everything's under control I'm
ready to call it quits for tonight

Carefull!

No. No accidents.

Correction. The truck just plowed in to
McCabe's gas station. I'll call you back.

Nice going Steve.
- Oh, hello Don.

Well, how did it happen?

I tried to keep living that car
was going right at me. - What car?

Coming around that curve
on my side of the road, too.

Are you sure there was a car?

What? If you don't believe it
ask the guy that's right with me.

What guy?

So some hitchhiker. Sitting right
here beside me when I crashed.

Yeah?

Well I'm not lying to you.

A man was sitting there
in the car forced me off the road.

The fella driving it
must have been drunk.

Hmm. You not so
steady yourself.

Maybe it was you
that had one too many.

You stopped at Rock Point to help
celebrate Eileen's birthday, didn't you?

Oh, yes. I had
one drink, so what?

It's against the law for truck drivers to
drink on the job, Steve. You know that.

If you want to be technical.
But I'm as sober as you are.

You'll have to convince
the judge of that.

Maybe he'll believe
the rest of your story too.

Are you trying to
hang something on me

because I beat
your time with Arlene?

I wasn't on duty I'd do
something about that crack.

But if you didn't have on
that uniform I'd help you do it.

Stick around while
I phone in a report.

Fine mess. Somebody's
gonna pay for this.

Thanks for the lift.
- Don't mantion it.

It says I'm gonna join
the truck. - Yeah, Bernie.

Glad you didn't get
hurt in the crash, Steve.

But am I in a
jam. Look at that.

Drunk driving.
- That it's what it says.

That cops been waiting for a chance
like this why didn't your braining.

Charlie, I'm in enough
trouble without sucker the cop.

At least it's a good thing
you're covered by insurance.

I don't dare that
became father claim.

Why not?
- If I do,

I'm convicted of drunk
driving they'll cancel my policy.

I'm out of the
trucking business.

What can you do?

There's only one thing
I can doing this, to pay off.

I guess I can borrow
some money in the trucks.

You just got them free
and clear. - Huh, so what?

I'll be in the red a little
while longer, that's all.

It'll be a couple of hours for burning
expect. Let's grab some coffee.

Ok.

TRAFIK COURT

And since the defendant has

been unable to
produce a single witness

to verify any of his statements,

the court is
forced to the conclusion

that the defendant was in no condition
to drive in a safe and sane manner

on the night of September 23rd

Steven Reynolds, your sentence
will be six months in the county jail.

However, since this is your first
offense and since you've made a

satisfactory settlement
with the innocent victim

sentence is suspended

on the condition that your
driver's license be revoked

for the period of probation.

Next case.

Jack Stirling

Just like that. - Lucky
you didn't send you to jail.

He could have, you know.
- It'll be just bad

sitting around for 6 months

twiddling my thumbs and paying
somebody else to drive for me.

Oh Steve.

I hope there's no hard
feelings. I only did my duty.

Yeah, pleasant duty, wasn't it?

Don, I never thought
you'd let anything personal

influence your testimony.
- And I didn't, Eileen.

A bit is, every
dog has his day.

Mine's coming. - Is that a threat?
- Take it any way you want.

Come on Dee. Please don't get into
any more arguments with him.

Gee, Steve. Distant
cars just like a P38.

I thought you'd
have some fun with it.

Why it was you
to get it for me.

Yeah. You know,
when you grow up

I hope you follow a PhD
there's a profession.

Oh, sure like that.

You're not better than
being a truck driver like me.

Oh boy, with these
sandwiches are good, mom.

Anything tastes good at a picnic.

Just the same. I'm glad
you fix these, huh Steve?

They are wonderful.
- If you like mom you

like your cooking so well.
Why don't you marry her?

Just eat your lunch,
son. Just eat your lunch.

Well, you're gonna
Sunday, aren't you? - Tommy!

You right, pal, just soon as
my business is a little better.

Well, seems to me
you waste a lot of time.

Smart boy.

But all vegetables will rot
if we don't deliver them tonight.

Ok Bernie, I don't
want to drive your sake.

Is the truck loaded?

Well, drive it over here.

Are you well
enough to do that?

Ok, Bert. Fine.
You're right.

More bad luck. Bernie sick.

Maybe you can get Thompson.

Hey there's an idea.

Well, I won't do me any good.

I'm sorry to, I was are
hard to get in short notice.

Yeah, goodbay.
- Hi, Steve. - Hello Jerry.

Sorry to hear about
that rodeo Parker gave you.

Oh, not to sorry I imagine.
- Don't be like that, Steve.

What if we are competitors,
we can still be friends, can't we?

Do you want it that way.
- If I want it that way?

Look fella. I had all
the trucking business,

till you came along and
started cutting rates.

Well you're overcharging
your customers. - So what?

Nobody squawk do you
stuck your nose in. - Oh, now.

Let's not go all
over that again.

I gotta get a load rolling.
- All right, I'll make it breathe.

I'd still like to buy out.
- Yes Rooster tomorrow.

Don't say no till
you hear my proposition.

I'll give you
part of the business...

employment for you and Charlie...

and I'll assume the mortgages
you had a place on your trucks.

I don't believe in Santa Claus.

Not at all.
- Why?

You must think I'm stupid?

I understate holes are gonna bring
me in a lot of money in a few years.

Yeah, if you last
that long. - Meaning what?

I've got a strange
philosophy of my own, Steve.

I always try to get
what I want a nice way...

first. - Oh, I'm glad we
understand each other.

So long, Steve.
- So long.

Well, if you can't, you can't.

Believe me Steve I wouldn't let
you down if I wasn't sick as a dog.

I know that Bernie.

Come on home, get a doctor.
- Yeah, that's what I'm gonna do.

But I'll be back as soon
as like I made it. - Alright, Bernie.

Too bad I never learned to
drive one of those battleships.

Who can you get?
- Myself, that's all.

Don't do it Steve. If you're caught
driving now, that throw the book at you.

Well, what am I gonna do?

That load spoils
I lose the account.

I can't afford that.

Yeah I'm parking spot you
you're out of the trucking.

Oh, you won't I will it's
dark I'll stay off highway 30 to.

Check the truck for me, will
ya? I wanna grab a bite to eat.

Yes. Don is dead
you didn't kill him, Steve.

But will anyone believe you?

Our 3892 write that down, Bill.

We interrupt this program
to bring you a special bulletin.

All citizens of Nevada requested to
be on the lookout the Steve Reynolds

a fugitive killer wanted
by the police of California.

Reynolds is approximately
6 feet in height

weighs about 185 pounds
he has dark hair and brown eyes.

Hey bud.
What's the matter?

Scared the pants off me.

You see man come
in here in the last 10'

about your size wearing
a brown suit and a hat?

Yeah. Went in the
elevator. - Thanks, pal.

Another five on the right

What a metter?

Just look up to someone.

Take it easy.

Dearest Eilleen,
I made a terrible mistake

in running away from a
crime I did not commit.

So I've decided to gone
myself up location happens.

I want you to know
that I am innosent.

Love, Steve

Nice.

Say hello to Jerry
Mason. - Hello Stack. - Hi.

Two bears.

Hej accent.
- Corner, please.

All right I'll take care of you.

There we are.

What's it gonna be mr.?

What are you gonna have?

What are you gonna have?

They have talked
a little hard here.

I said, what are
you gonna have?

Dugan's special.
- Dugan's special.

It's easy door, Stack.

When you get the
cars all you have

to do is drag
him over to Bayview.

Isn't that a place where
the cop was knocked off?

Yeah, but don't let that worry.
You that's been taken care of.

Don't sound good to me,

but hot cars are
poisoned right now.

There's notice to this we've
been operating for six months.

You deliver the cars
to Jerry's garage and collect.

Here we are

So, pepper.

Holler if you want
a refill mister.

And so a fugitive slinks
back under the cover of darkness.

Clinging to the slim hope,

that an old glove and a
man with a missing thumb

will help him prove
his innocence.

Tommy.

It's Steve

Gee, I'm glad to see ya

Put on the shades,
huh? - Oh, sure.

I knew you'd come back.

I had to see you,
your mom. How is she?

She's swell only...

Only what?
- Well...

Tell me. I didn't kill Don.
- I knew you didn't.

But geez Steve you
know how women are.

They just don't
understand things.

Ask her come here, will you?

Did you really think I
should? - It's Ok, it's Ok.

You stay here and help Mabel.

This goes to
the man on the end.

I'll be back in a
few minutes. - Ok.

Hello, honey.

Steve, why did you
come back here?

I wanted to see you .

I even hoped that maybe
you want to see me too.

I had the foolish notion that

you wouldn't believe
that I could kill anyone.

Why did you run away?

Panic maybe.

Maybe I couldn't forget how

completely that judge
believed my story the last time.

Steve everybody's saying
you were driving that truck. - I know.

Do you believe it?

I didn't hear from you.
I didn't know what to believe.

Why do you
think I came back here?

For the pleasure
getting myself harm?

Do you want to tell me
about it? - Of course I do.

Listen, honey.

I'm not Gary.
I didn't kill him.

Watch the riddled
will you Tommy,

when I get some
more burgers. - Sure.

It all happened so fast that
I didn't get a good look at him.

But didn't you
try to stop him?

Of course I did, that's
how I got the glove.

It's a pretty thin story all right.

I don't blame you for
thinking nobody believed you.

Well, that's
what I'm up against.

Will you help me?
- Of course I will. But how?

I want you
to keep your eyes open

for a man with a
missing thumb. - What?

Yes, a man with his right
thumb missing. Look at that.

Hey, Mabel.

Hurry up, Mabel. Customers take

Care of it Eileen.
My life insurance.

I wish you could stay here.

Someone to be sure to see you.

No I wouldn't think of it.

It's awfully kind, but...

Where can you go?

Oh, Charlie's.

Charlie be glad to put me up.

Darling, be careful.
- I will.

Is mr. Mason in? - Yes.
- Just tell him Charlie.

Yeah.. - Here is
Charlie to see you.

Let him in.
- Thanks

Oh, Charlie glad to see you.

What's on your mind?

Well Steve's business has folded
up, so I I'm looking for a job.

Sorry Charlie I've got
all the mechanics I need.

Mr. Mason I wish you could use me

It's tough finding work
and I I'd do anything.

I could use a night attendant.

That'd be swell.
- All right.

And if any small repair jobs come in you
can take care of him get paid extra it.

Suits me fine.

Ok, start tonight at
30 bucks a week. - Thanks.

Hard anything from Steve?
- No, I guess he's gone for good.

Where shall I put this
heap? I want to store it.

Just leave it here
I'll park it for you.

You can make your arrangements
in the office. - Ok, bud.

Come in Stack.

Yeah, all right, all right.
Be sure and call me back.

Now. You bring
something for me?

Yeah, convertible.
- Good. Have any trouble?

Not a bit.

I told you one

There you are.

There's three on the way.

Park this crate for
me, will you? - Sure.

Say, yeah can you spare
a cigarette? - I'll be glad to.

My hands are pretty dirty
you better take one out for me.

All right.

Yeah.
- Thanks.

Do you mind
giving me a light?

Not at all.

What were you smoke
good for you two?

Anything else
I can do? - Yeah.

You can go in the office
and get your parking check.

That's a good idea.

Steve. Steve you... hej
you're right about Jared.

They brought in for stolen cars
tonight to have him doctored up.

And what do you think?

One of the drivers has no
thumb on his right hand.

What a break.
Is he still there? - Yeah,

and he will be for
about another hour.

Then he and a couple
other guys are gonna try

some remodel jobs
across the border.

Swell. I'll for the cops.

Don't you think it'd be
smarter to to grab the guy first?

Well, maybe you're right.

And besides if we're gonna nail Amy
we ought to have the glove for evidence.

Ok. I'll get it. Meet you in
the alley back of the garage.

Ok. I'll be waiting for you.

Tommy told me you phoned.

I've been on pins
and needles ever since.

I couldn't explain to him.

But Charlie's found a man,
I can have the glove.

Who is he? - Which
one of Jerry's game.

Dawn the garage now.

Oh, I hope you're right.
- I've gotta hurry, dear.

It's a place. Quick Steve captain one
feelings me detectives just came in.

Steve not that right

She there.
- Thanks.

Well, captain let's in
- Feel sorry to intrude

this way mrs. Blair
but we got a tip that

Steve Reynolds is back in town.

We figured he
might come here.

You don't think you'd
be that foolish to do it?

There's a lot of
foolish things mrs. Blair.

You mind if we look
around? - Not at all.

You wouldn't be
satisfied if you didn't

Nobody out there, captain.

See where that door leads to

That's mom's my bedroom. We
don't like anybody going in there.

We'll just take a
quick look, sonny.

Nobody on there.

Good night mrs. Blair.
Thanks for your cooperation.

Good night.
Good night.

Whoa, boy.

Now give me the lowdown.

Someone must have tipped on when
he beat it through a bedroom window.

One of the screens
was unhooked. - I thought so.

Well he won't be
back here tonight

but we've got to watch
this place from now on.

Charlie.

Charlie.

Charlie.

Charlie. - Yeah.
- How'd I get in there?

I don't know. I guess is the
same guy that let me have it.

We're? - In Jerry's office.
I was in there looking for you.

I remember now

I was waiting in the alley
for you when I get crowned.

The fore-finger guy must
have got wise to you.

Maybe. But it could be to that
Jerry caught me snooping around.

I wasn't Jerry.
Guarantee you.

Jerry's dead.
Safe to rob.

Jerry's dead? - Yeah.
Looks like we missed the boat.

I'd love one do us any good
now. - Well I didn't get it anyway.

Some cops almost nabbed me.

They're probably been
better off the head.

Forget it. Yeah, go
on home. I'll call the cops.

They're sure to grab the guy

before he can drive
across the border.

Oh, it's not use.
Is too smart.

My best, best to give
himself up. - Don't be a chump.

If you do you're really finished
- Well, I can't go on like this.

Clear out here Steve that
pin this murder on to you.

What do you think
I've been talking about?

Come on, get outta
here, will you?

Tommy. Tommy

Raise the window.
- Ok.

I'll get mam.

Mabel, would you tell mom
I'm here? - Sure, Tommy.

Tommy watching you mrs. Blair.
- Probably is hungri again.

What do you want this time?
Another ice cream cone? - Hej, no.

Steve's here.

You're taking an awful
chance coming back here.

Have you been to
the garage? - I got that you're late.

The guide gon.
Kill Jerry and rob the safe.

Where was Charley?
- He got him too.

Looks like there was room in
a car he stuck his neck out for me.

I'm in awful jam, Eileen.

I'd be better off
if I give myself up

before they blame
this one on me too.

Do you really mean that?

Still give me the glove I'll need
it when I tell my story at the police.

Are you sure that's
why you want it?

Of course, what else?

I told you Steve
didn't know about it, mom..

Know about what?

I'll show you.

They're the real thing.

Am I stupid?

I've been looking for a
man with a missing thumb.

I guess you're just
not as curious as I am.

Well, these things
are worth a fortune.

I wonder... - What? - I
wonder if they anything

to do with the
police coming up here?

That's impossible. Nobody knew
about them but Tommy and me.

Tell me, what's got it?

Mabel's been spying on us.

I caught her listening
at the door yesterday.

Now she's calling
somebody on the phone.

Do you think she's
working with the police?

Well, maybe. But my
guess is that she's in

with a guy that
killed Jerry and damn.

How long's she
been working for you?

Oh, I hired her about a
week after you left the town.

Well at that time the cops weren't
looking for me around here.

She must be in with a
guy that's after that glove.

She got a job here so she
could tip him off if I showed up.

My brother just called mrs. Blair.
He isn't feeling very well.

I wonder if I could
get off now.

Of course, Mabel. I'll be out
in a minute or two. - Thanks a lot.

She's lying, mom.

Nobody called her I
saw her dial a number.

Well, that proves it.

May I borrow your car?
- What are you going to do?

I want to follow
her. I've got a hunch

she's gonna meet her boyfriend
and give him the lowdown.

What if they see you?
Why don't let the police handle it?

Well there's no time.
They might get away.

Get my keys, Tommy.
They're on the dresser.

Here, I want you to
put these diamonds away.

Put them in the glove
exactly as you found them.

I want to show
them to the police.

Mabel knows about them it.
Won't be safe to keep them here.

I guess I better
take them with me.

Here, yeah I'll put
them in here.

Gee that's pretty smart

You keep the
glove until I need it.

Good luck, Steve.
- Thanks, pal.

Don't worry mom.

Steve knows how
to take care of himself.

Go to bed Tommy.
It's way past your time.

I'm sorry to keep
you waiting Mabel.

Oh,, that's quite
all right mrs. Blair.

Good night.
- Good night.

How'd you make
out the garage?

How much did you get?
Oh, that's great.

Now we don't have to
worry about the diamonds.

Are you crazy, sweet? Let's get
out of town while the getting's good.

How can you be...

oh well you better make it half an
hour that'll give me time where you been.

Charlie I got
a surprise for you.

We've been on
the wrong track.

I know who
killed Jerry and Don.

You do?
- Mabel's boyfriend.

Mabel? - The gal
that works for Eileen.

You sure of that?
- I'm positive.

He'll be over to her place
in about a half an hour.

Now we got to work faster
they get ready to leave town.

How we do it? Remember,
this guy's a killer.

That's why I need your help.

The weed outsider based in the
hall they come out with a jumper.

Ok. I'll take my
gun just in case.

Who is it?
- Telegram.

I just keep quiet
you won't get hurt.

What's the big idea?

All right sucker,
put up your hands.

I said put him up

But Charlie I... I don't understand.

You're kidding.
- Don't be down.

You mean, you were
the one who... - Yeah.

I knocked off the
motor cut. - But why?

What is Don done to you?

You know I pulled a job back
east and broke out of the pen?

I was paying him to
lay off but he got too greedy so I...

I had to get
rid of him. For good.

Way youI frame me? - You
gave me the idea yourself.

You insisted on driving
the truck that night.

All right, hand it over.

What to hand it over?
- As if you didn't know.

Give me that Club.
- I haven't got it.

So, it's still at Eileen's.

Seems to me as though you're
making an awful fuss over an old glove.

I don't try to make me
believe you don't know what's in.

No, I don't.
- Sit down, Steve.

You stay here with him.

Tries to get
away, let him have it.

Where are you going?
- Over to Eileen's.

Don't take that chance
sweet. Jerry's Dole keep us

for a while forget the diamonds.

Diamonds? - I'm sure
if you didn't really know.

Wait a minute Mabel.

There's a way to get them
back without me sticking out my neck.

Wright what'd I tell you.

Honey... that's what
you call her, isn't it?

Honey, Charlie and I...
walked into a trap... there

they're holding me...
while he brings you...

this message.

If you want to see me alive...

do... do exactly as I say.

Give Charlie the glove...

and don't call the police.

Asign your name.

P.S.
Handle it with care

I just found out there
are dimonds hidden in iit.

Who told you to write
anything about the diamonds?

Nobody. But if you ask her
to trade no glove for my life

she'll think you're crazy.

He's right, Charlie.
- Yeah. Yeah I guess he is.

You better find something
to tie them up with.

Now, I'll borrow Eileen's car
it'll make everything look Jake.

You've got a customer Eileen.

I'll be right out.

Good morning.
- Cup of coffee.

Nice boys.
Go back again.

What's wrong, Charlie?

Steve sent me.
He's in trouble.

There's some cops
hanging around?

We're just a while ago.

What's happened to him? - I think
this will explain it better than I can.

Steve and I didn't have sense
enough to take that Global part.

Yeah. We all thought the guy
actually had a thumb missing.

Oh Charlie. What
are you doing here?

Steve's in more trouble, dear.

Charlie just brought
me a note from him.

Let me see it, mom.

But mom, he says here that...

Well...

Go ahead, what
were you gonna say?

Steve says not
to call the police.

But, how do we know they'll let him
go after we give him the diamonds?

Yes, how do
we know that?

They don't care a hoot about
Steve they only want the diamonds.

I hope you're right.

Well, we better do
just as Steve says.

But, I'm going with you.

Well, Ok, but hurry. Yeah but those guys
think I call a cop Steve's a dead pigeon.

You're a smart kid, Tommy.
- I guess I take after my mom.

How are we
gonna get there?

I got your car.
Steve told me to use it.

Allright, Tommy.

Take care of everything
while I'm away. - Don't worry, mom.

I'll take care of
everything. - You got the glove?

Right here. - So long,
Tommy. See you later.

Wow

Charlie?
- Yeah, it's me.

Why'd you bring her?
- For she just wanted

to make sure this stuff
got into the right hands.

It's all right, Steve. He
didn't fool me for a minute.

Smart girl. Now
let's have that glove.

So, you didn't know a
thing about the diamonds?

What did you do with him?

What did you do with him?

He doesn't know
where they are.

I've hidden them and
you will never find them.

I think I will.

Stop it. I'll tell you
where they are.

They remind the back
of pouch in the table.

gee am I glad to see
those little beauties again.

Are they all
there? - Yeah.

This isn't a bad
way to carry.

Thanks for the
tobacco patch.

Let's beat it, sweet.
I'm getting nervous.

Ok, take her and lock
her in the bedroom closet.

You heard what the
man said. Now let's be nice.

Gag if so she'll be quiet.

You've been a
nice pigeon, Steve.

Sorry I have to do this.

Are you ready, Mabel?
- Be right with you.

That one looks like it.
I'll check the number.

Just a minute.

Charlie!

Where's Reynolds and mrs. Blair?

Upstairs.
- Take care of here.

Come on. You
can get up.

You can go.

This is your lucky
day, Reynolds.

Labels turn state's heavens

her story clears you of
the murder of Don Parker.

But, she tell you about Jerry
Mason? - Yeah, she told us he killed him, too.

We rounding up the
rest of the Mason gang now.

Which Holly couldn't resist
the money in that safe?

I cylinder send the connection
between him and Don Parker.

Parker have been
a policeman back east

it was through him
that Charlie was arrested

and sent up for the
Worthing diamond robbery.

But the gems
were never recovered.

I remember reading about that
case. It was about four years ago.

That's right. After Parker
joined the force out here,

he accidentally ran into Charlie.

He figured that he still
had the diamond stashed away.

When he started
blackmailing him. - Exactly.

Cost him his life.

It's unfortunate but

of the thousands of
men who enforced the law,

occasionally one turns crooked.

Captain I sure order thank you.
- Don't thank me, thank that boy.

He gave us the license
number of his mother's car.

Lucky to you we
spotted it so quickly.

I told you I'd take
care of everything, mom.

I knew I could
depend on you tell me.

You know Reynolds,
there's a big reward for

the recovery of those
diamonds. - There is? Yes,

you're gonna get it.

And you're entitled what
after what you've been through.

Steve that's wonderful. It'll put
you back in the trucking business.

Put you out of
the lunchroom business.

Yes Steve, you were lucky.

Stopping for just 60"
to give a stranger a lift,

did change the whole
pattern of your life.

It might have ended
in disgrace or even death,

but fate was kind to you.

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