As my friends and I started on our annual trip to Evanston Wyoming to buy our loads of illegal fireworks, we noticed our vehicle was quickly running out of gas. For reasons unknown to me we did not stop in Morgan to fill up, I guess "the boy" (who was the driver at the time), thought we could make it to Evanston, or if not, we'd just stop at the next town and fill up…As the needle crept closer to E, our worries were virtually nonexistent. But as we continued on, the red gasoline light indicator began beaming in each one of our eyes taunting us with its warning.
We were happy to see a town coming up called Henefer that claimed to have a gas. We rolled through this small hick town with high hopes of spotting the gas station but as the road ended we soon realized that the gas station sign had deceived us. Our only option was to continue on strong, in hopes that there would be another stop before Evanston… but Before we knew it, we had run out of gas. It was about 5 in the afternoon, 100 degrees outside and we were stranded… There were five of us…the boy, Balls, his wife and their 6-month-old baby boy… Now came the time for us to start worrying. The car had stopped at the bottom of a hill so we thought that maybe Evanston, or some other small town was at the top of the hill… So me being the brave one, along with Balls set off on what proved to be a journey full of trials, hardships, and life lessons. We had to get help and quick, not only our lives were in danger but also the lives, of the boy, wife and baby were on the line…
Before we left on our hike up the road I even offered to save the last bit of mountain dew just in case we wouldn't return for some time. That way, they would be able to share it three ways if things were to get devastating … After moments of thinking to myself what a great guy I was to sacrifice the last bit of liquid that we had, I stood there taking pride in myself with a smile on my face, thinking, I would be a great president of the United States. I am a leader who puts other peoples safety before mine. During all this, without knowing it I subconsciously drank the rest of the mountain dew............ Hey it's the thought that counts right?
So as we were conquering the great hill in front of us, the boy was able to start the car. As they drove by Balls and I did the noble and courageous thing by waving them on. We feared that if they stopped for us they wouldn't get it started again, and that we'd simply catch up to them as we climbed the unfathomably steep hill in which we didn't know if our scrawny legs could accomplish. As we ascended the vast hill of despair, fluids were literally being drained from our bodies and appearing under our arms and inside our butt cracks. I feared many things at that moment, but the one thing I feared the most was butt chaffage otherwise known as monkey butt. You all know the feeling of your inner cheeks or inner thigh right below the chode area rubbing back and forth with each step you take. Heaven forbid I would have to start walking with my legs spread out looking as if I had previously had a brutal and vicious colonoscopy or corn-hole.
Finally we reached the top of the hill and to our surprise the town we were hoping for with all the multitudes of gas stations filled with beverages of a refreshing nature, and beautiful women of the orient, was not there. Neither was the car. We assumed that The Boy, wife, and baby had continued on without us thinking that we meant for them to come back and get us after they had filled up. Needless to say that was not what we had wanted. Luckily Balls was able to get service on his cell and was able to call the boy who explained that they were probably 2 or 3 miles ahead of us. After a bit of a useless spat with the boy on why they didn't stop and wait for us, the courageous duo (balls and I) trekked on.
About 200 yards in front of us was a diesel truck that was pulled off to the side. We decided we would ask the driver if he had any spare gasoline. We immediately realized that this proved to be a stupid question….why would a diesel truck driver carry around unleaded fuel? The driver was a negroid man who looked at us as if we were mental, but replied respectfully that he didn't have any. We carried on with our heads hanging low in despair on account that we didn't know what the future had in store for us.
After what must have been a much-needed moment of enlightenment one of us had the brilliant idea of hitchhiking. We put our thumbs in the air and waved them as if we didn't care. And after a couple vehicles passed a diesel truck saw us and came to our rescue. As we both ran to catch up to the truck, all the horror stories about crazy truckers flooded our minds. And not to mention the sexual favors that truckers expect from hitchhikers when offered a lift. This must have been our most desperate hour because Balls and I both entered the vehicle.
The truck looked as though it hadn't been cleaned for years and the driver looked as if he hadn't bathed in decades. The scent of some type of onion and chive soup gone wrong filled my nostrils as I entered the truck. He introduced himself as Tom and was more than happy to pick us up. Since I entered the truck first I was the unlucky one that had to sit on Tom's bed because there was only one passenger seat. I was not too happy about this, since the sheets looked like he used them to wipe his nasty ass with. I didn't want to think where all those stains came from since I was sitting on them, so I tried to think about happy thoughts….monkeys, dinosaurs, pineapples, SeaWorld and things of that nature.

Take a good look at those stains!
During the drive to Evanston Tom babbled on and on about his liberal propaganda while Balls and I tried our hardest not to breathe in the trailer trash carcinigous air. While looking around and investigating what it'd be like to live in a truck I decided to nonchalantly take a few photographs with my camera phone.





Peanut butter anybody? how about I pop in a burrito for ya?
As we drove passed the stranded car with wife, baby, and the Boy I wondered what Balls was thinking since his wife and kid were still stranded. He looked genuinely concerned and a tear swelled up in his eye and slowly dripped off his cheek. I felt as if I should console him with his hardship. So I stretched out my arm in an extremely gay manner and patted him on his shoulder and told him that everything would be ok. The plan was to arrive in Evanston and to return somehow to the car with a tank of gas.

This is Balls in the passenger seat.
Finally we arrived in Evanston and were let loose from the truck. We were free! He didn't ask for any sexual favors! Nor did he murder us! I quickly bought my overpriced beverage and we were ready to figure everything out. Balls then got a phone call from the boy who explained to him that someone had pulled over and was towing them into town. We waited eagerly for their arrival hoping that nothing dangerous would happen to them.
Balls looked happy and refreshed and I found that odd. I then posed the question, What if the guys that picked up wife, baby, and the boy were murderers? Or what if they demanded sexual favors? This turned his smile upside down as I caused him great fear and nervousness for the safety of his wife and child.
He then broke down and started crying saying, "She won't even give me oral pleasures! I couldn't bear to think that she'd be doing that that to some stranger?! Then his sadness turned into anger as he yelled, "If I find out that she sucked some stranger off, I will be livid! She's my wife if she's going to suck anybody off it's going to be me!" As I started to calm him down we both spotted the car being towed by another exiting the freeway. Balls ran hysterically towards them with a sentimental look on his face. Balls and wife embraced each other in a loving matter. They both were crying and proclaiming their love for each other and how they thought they'd never see each other again. The boy then strategically placed the baby by their side so the family could be together in a touching Kodak moment that unfortunately was never captured on camera.
The end.

This was the car that towed the boy, wife, and baby.


