James Holden was having one of the longest days in the history of his trucking career. Everything had gone wrong for him since he woke up this morning. First the truck wouldn’t start which he found out was due to a dead battery that was an eighty dollar fix. Then he had a flat on the trailer thankfully he had a spare and the only cost there was the two hours it took to get it changed, and finally he was now stuck at the weigh station and looking at a three thousand dollar fine to being over the weight limit. “I had no idea it was overweight,” he told the state trooper, “I just back in to the warehouse and they load it. I don’t even get out of the truck!” the state trooper shook his head and looked at him and said, “Not my problem pal here’s your papers on your fine I suggest you call your company and get another truck out here to take some of this weight off you.” James was fuming at this point so he pulled off at the rest stop and parked. He tried to call the boss at Eddy’s trucking but of course no one would answer the phone. “What else is new,” he thought, “I’ll try again in the morning.” So he hung up and put his phone on charge and went to sleep.The next morning when he woke up he went into the rest stops bathroom to shower. He noticed the bathroom was in serious need of repair but having no other choice he decided to shower anyway because he hated to stink. He had his shirt half way off when the light cut out leaving him in total darkness. When he reach out to turn the light back on a searing bolt of white hot pain shot through his arm engulfing his body. “I’m dead,” he thought, “Oh god I’m dead” only then he realized he was thinking and that meant he was alive! He opened his eyes to realize he was lying in a field of tall grass but before he could take in too much of the scenery he realized something very important. His shirt was on fire. “Oh god!” he screamed as he ripped the shirt off and began to stomp it out. Once the fire was out there wasn’t much left of his shirt and his chest and left arm had burn all over them. “At least I’m right handed.” He thought and began to look around. “Hello?!?” he shouted, “Is anybody out there?”