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of it and make the two hour trip back home, however, it ran
extra-long and he was too tired to drive back the same night.
He ended up staying the night in a motel. The next morning,
Steve decided he would take the day off and visit Trash. The

only problem was that Trash had recently moved and he had
no idea where to. He tried to call but the number was
disconnected. Undaunted, he decided to drive into the town
and look randomly around.

Trash woke one Wednesday morning to a dream of his nephew
shaking him and saying over and over, "Steve Heinz all dirty".
He had no idea what that meant, but believed it to be some
kind of sign. He jumped out of bed and showered. He had just

moved to the woods about five miles outside of town. His car
was not working, having developed a leaky radiator, so Trash
dressed and ran to the road to begin hitchhiking. The fifth car
picked him up.

"Where are you going?" Said a middle-aged woman.

"Into town."

"Where in town? I'll drop you off wherever you want to go."

"That's the thing. I don't know where I want to go. Please drop
me off wherever you are going."

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