LOS ANGELES


When the languishing fumes in the fuel tank forced her to pull over, it was apparent that her prayers had failed to capture the attention of whatever winged philanthropist might be lurking in the ether.Her stark surroundings revealed the gravity of her predicament. Downtown L.A. at 3:00 a.m. was no place for a high-heeled sophomore fresh from a Fullerton frat party.She certainly didn't expect a perfectly pressed latino youth to momentarily abandon his prized Impala and offer her a chivalrous hand. Not here in the city of angels.

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