NPR’s Guy Risdall sipped his fourth cup of coffee. He listened to the first Helmet record on headphones as he responded to emails.
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The song played so loud, and Guy felt so high from the caffeine that, even though he could see a clear sky through the window in the corner of his vision, he still hallucinated a gentle rain falling. It battered big elm leaves down into the carhoods.
Wait, Kai Ryssdal or Guy Raz? I hope you mean Guy Raz. For one thing American Public Media people get sad when you call them NPR people, and secondly, I dunno, Guy Raz is cooler.
oops. I meant kai… I mean guy… I don’t know!!! it’s “Fiction”!!! I made up a new person !!! whoomps!!!!!
Don’t listen to Chelsea! No one is cooler than Kai Ryssdal!11!!
Thank you for sharing the most important short story of “my” generation.
Damion, bad news, I just found out that Kate Braverman’s “Tall Tales From the Mekong Delta” is actually the most important short story of “(y)our” generation…
Sorry.