Sandy

Yeah, yeah.

Of course, we all hear sirens and none of us were like, hey, let's do something about this fire.

We're just running away, trying not to get in trouble because now we're 18 and that felt scary.

And all of a sudden we're legal adults.

So we're just trying to hide and everyone else just sort of dispersed.

Like people who had gotten in their cars just drove further off into the woods to avoid the whole situation.

The firefighters arrive fairly quickly.

They start doing their stuff.

And late June in Montana, it's still like in the 40s at night.

And I was in my early 2000s, couple layered tank tops, some skinny jeans, ready to just be hanging out by a fire and then go home.

So after a while, Danny and I are sitting there.

We're both like full body convulsing.

We're so cold.

So we end up we're facing each other and I'm like straddling him so that we can get really close together and just hold on for dear life.

Like his chin and head are like on my shoulder and vice versa.

And we're just like that for hours.

The firefighters were there until after dawn.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, they were there putting the car fire out and then also dealing with like a minor forest fire.

Oh, this is horrible.