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  Featured ARK 

      I was driving in downtown Kansas City and a tire on the drivers of my trailer side blew out.  I pulled over as far as I could and knew that that changing the tire was going to be very dangerous.  I stood next to the trailer tire that I had to fix and if I stretched out my arm I could literally touch the trucks going by at 50 m.p.h.

     I'll face oncoming traffic so I could see when I was gonna get taken out, I thought to myself.  I proceeded to take the lug nuts off the tire. I have truly never been so scared in my life.  Cars were going by as if I wasn't even there.

     Within 5 minutes a small truck pulled up slowly. The gentleman parked his truck about a quarter into the lane, put his flashers on, got out of the truck and  proceeded to help me change my tire.  I am ever grateful to that man.  I told him he was an angel, and he got a surprised look on his face and smiled with a big grin.  We exchanged a few words I offered him some compensation which he denied. I thanked him profusely and we parted ways as we laughed about hoping we don't get hit since we were done. I do believe his name was Daniel and he owns a furniture store in the K.C. area. What a lifesaver.  Thanks again, if you ever  happen to see this. 

     I have now changed my opinion, there are still good people out there, I was beginning to wonder at times thinking there really weren't. Thanks for that I appreciate it.

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