Scene opens with Mitzy in a car. It is a hot summer day, and Mitzy is distressed and hypervenelating. She dials 911.
911 DISPATCHER: 911 this line is being recorded. What is your emergency?
MITZY: THIS IS A GRAVE EMERGENCY! (heavy sobbing)
911 DISPATCHER: Ma'm please calm down and describe the situation. What is the location of the emergency?
MITZY: Well, I'm in my car, in the parking lot of Giant Eagle!
911 DISPATCHER: and what is the address of the supermarket?
MITZY: I'm not quite sure. I would go check, but I'm STUCK!
911 DISPATCHER: Stuck?! Can you be a little more specific, help us help you.
MITZY: I'm stuck inside my car! It's getting really hot in here too. I think I might faint!
911 DISPATCHER: hmmm, and what obstacle is keeping the car door from opening?
MITZY: well, my car seems to have died! It has no power at all! I keep pressing the unlock button on my key, but nothing happens!
911 DISPATCHER: I see. Look at your door, do you see a small knob anywhere on your door.
MITZY: I'm looking, I don't see anything.
911 DISPATCHER: look to the left of your door Ma'm, by the corner of the window.
MITZY: OH! I see something! It looks like a miniature pole in a tiny hole.
911 DISPATCHER: (sighs) Yes. Now pull it upward and try opening the door again.
Mitzy obeys the dispatcher's order.
MITZY: OH MY GOD! It works! You saved my life! I can finally breathe now. How can I ever repay you?!
Dial tone.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
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