Janet Ettele

And I of course started to cry. And there was a young man who saw me and must have sensed what was happening. And he said, if you don't mind waiting, and with my brother, he's disabled and his car has a special contraption to it to make it drivable. We have to get it towed. But once we get it fixed, if you don't mind waiting with us, we'll help you. I said, okay.

And off we went in the tow truck with two complete strangers and we'd get to the service station and I called my poor father. As a parent now, I think of what my poor father must have gone through. It's probably 1130 at night. And I told him what happened. And I think he got on the phone with this guy and must have given him the third degree. What's your name? What's your license number?

And off we went in the tow truck with two complete strangers and we'd get to the service station and I called my poor father. As a parent now, I think of what my poor father must have gone through. It's probably 1130 at night. And I told him what happened. And I think he got on the phone with this guy and must have given him the third degree. What's your name? What's your license number?

And off we went in the tow truck with two complete strangers and we'd get to the service station and I called my poor father. As a parent now, I think of what my poor father must have gone through. It's probably 1130 at night. And I told him what happened. And I think he got on the phone with this guy and must have given him the third degree. What's your name? What's your license number?

All the questions that father would want to know. I, after the car was fixed, they drove me to grand central station. The guy walked me into grand central, walked me to the train, put me into the train safely. It was like 4 00 AM. A milk train, I think it's called. And gave me a kiss on the cheek and went away and I never saw him again. I don't even know his name. And I made it safely home.

All the questions that father would want to know. I, after the car was fixed, they drove me to grand central station. The guy walked me into grand central, walked me to the train, put me into the train safely. It was like 4 00 AM. A milk train, I think it's called. And gave me a kiss on the cheek and went away and I never saw him again. I don't even know his name. And I made it safely home.

All the questions that father would want to know. I, after the car was fixed, they drove me to grand central station. The guy walked me into grand central, walked me to the train, put me into the train safely. It was like 4 00 AM. A milk train, I think it's called. And gave me a kiss on the cheek and went away and I never saw him again. I don't even know his name. And I made it safely home.

It could have been gone quite horribly another way. So I think that probably registers up there as one of the kindest things.

It could have been gone quite horribly another way. So I think that probably registers up there as one of the kindest things.

It could have been gone quite horribly another way. So I think that probably registers up there as one of the kindest things.

You waited till it was 80s. That's amazing. Did he get an LP? Does he have a turntable and everything?

You waited till it was 80s. That's amazing. Did he get an LP? Does he have a turntable and everything?

You waited till it was 80s. That's amazing. Did he get an LP? Does he have a turntable and everything?

Well, now I need to know what album did he buy?

Well, now I need to know what album did he buy?

Well, now I need to know what album did he buy?

They're all good. I'm just curious which one he bought. So we'll have to follow up with that.

They're all good. I'm just curious which one he bought. So we'll have to follow up with that.

They're all good. I'm just curious which one he bought. So we'll have to follow up with that.

That's wonderful. My son probably knows much more about the Grateful Dead than I do, and he wasn't even alive to see them as a band whole, but I'll let him know that about Uncle John's band.