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half-dozen times. And another thing

that would happen was one person

would pay for the next people, and

then the next people would pay for

the people behind them, and so on.

The longest chain was seven cars in a

row.”

“Wow!” I replied

“The one that touched me the

most,” Heather said, “was the last

chain. It had gone on for about five

cars. Then, in the last car, there was a

mother with five children. The

children were hungry, and the littlest

ones were crying. When they pulled

up to pay, the tired mother was

frantically searching through her