Trish

My father-in-law and I would meet up for lunch at 1 o'clock at this one particular bar right in between the two of us.

And whoever else wanted to join, they always knew we were there, whether it was my husband or one of our friends.

For years, there was a guy that was sitting across the bar from us, and we knew we knew him from somewhere, but we couldn't put our fingers on it.

So then COVID hits.

Unfortunately, the bar did not survive after COVID hit.

So they ended up shutting down.

So like six months later, out of the blue, my husband and I were, I don't even know where we were, but it hit me like a ton of bricks.

I was like, babe, I know who that guy is at the bar.

He's like, who?

I go, that's the attorney that we hired when I didn't steal that lady's purse.

So then very shortly after that, I was with my mom.

We were out somewhere and a person in line in front of me left their phone on the counter and

So I grabbed it and I ran it outside to them.

And I came back in and she was like, when are you going to learn to stop doing these things for people?

Like, you're going to get arrested again.

You're too nice.

You're trying to help.

Damned if I do and damned if I don't.

No good deed indeed.

know and then many years later one of our very good friends happens to also be a police officer in the same town and we were telling him this story and he was like oh what's his name so i tell him and he goes i'm like best friends with that guy i was like well you can tell him that he's a jerk off yeah exactly and then he arrested me for no reason well trish what a delight to meet you yeah it