When I picked her up, I asked if I took a while. She said I took too long, so I knew that she had been waiting before she called and my mom had obviously forgotten about her. I went to Dari Mart and got my breakfast, then asked if Andrea still needed to put her check in her account. She said she did, so after I got the $220 I owe my parents, Andrea put her check in. We got home and I ate the yummy food.

At work I was by myself. It was a little slower than it has been from the oncoming holiday season. Pretty much nothing out of the ordinary happened. Randy followed me around a little while I worked. I wasn't in the mood to talk today. Besides that, everything was normal except when I was almost done with the carts and was going to go home once I finished.

I was called over to where Hannah and Stephanie were in the parking lot. I went to school with Stephanie. They were going to try to jump start Stephanie's car and they requested my help. I hooked the cables to Stephanie's battery and Hannah hooked the other ends to her battery. They started their cars and smoke came out of Stephanie's car, so we disconnected them. Stephanie slammed her door shut and tears came down her face. :( She kept repeating how this has been the worst day of her life and this just tops it off. We figured that one of the ends hadn't been the same as the other, so we switched them around and Stephanie's car started. They let it run for a bit and I went and finished the carts.

When I was clocked out, they were closer to the exit of the parking lot, but Stephanie's car had died again. I drove mine up and offered my car to be used since my battery has easier terminals to access. She got it started and she asked if I could follow her home (she lives in Junction City as well) just in case it dies on the way home. I agreed to do that. At the stop sign right before you get on the street, her car died again. She got on her cell phone again and told her dad to come get her. I said I could take her home and she said that would work, too. We started her car and she was going to drive it to the Chevron just down the road to leave it there. She then told me that I won't need to give her a ride since her dad was coming and wanted to see what was wrong with it. She would be driving his truck home. I went over to her and held out my arms and she was like, "Yes," and hugged me. I followed her to the gas station. I noticed I could have used some gas, so I filled up, then decided that if she was going to sit and wait for him to come, I could at least wait with her and give her someone to talk to since things were going so poorly. I told her that I would wait for her since "it's the worst day of [her] life". She said I didn't need to and I asked if that meant she didn't want me to. She said that I could if I wanted, so I sat on the curb and she joined me. I explained the whole internet filtering situation at my house and she gave comments about it. Then her dad came and she thanked me and I left. I hope he finds what's wrong with it.