“You know the coffee is made fresh every day, so you are just going to have to live with it,” she replied.“Hello you are the roofer?” I asked ...he man she had pointed out.“Yes I am. What can I do for you,” he replied.“My name is Raymond Selfridge, I bought the old lock and key shop downtown. With this constant rain, I found out I have a leak. I was wondering if you could check it out for me,” I asked.“Sure, I can have one of my men stop by this morning,” he said.“I rode my bike, so it will be. "Is this where you guys on the A-Team hangout when you come to town?" he asked."Sometimes," I told him. "They are here to take care of administrative things for us and for the Thai A-Team also." The one at Nawng-awn?" he asked."Yes. The Team House procures local things like food, and other civilian things that aren't available from the areas around the camps, which are located at the end of a long civilian supply line. They also get us paid, do our morning report, prepare leaves, if necessary,. Have you called an ambulance – told them what you saw?”“Yes, they’re coming.”“Is he conscious?”“I don’t think so.”“Talk to him, stroke his cheek. Does he react?”There was a short pause.“He’s sort of straining, mumbling, he’s staring but I don’t think he can see anything.”“What does his face look like?”“Sort of lop-sided.”“It sounds like a stroke. Just be with him, talk to him, soothe him. You did the right thing; there’s nothing else you can do. He needs to be in hospital within an hour.”“The. .." he started.Sandy faced him as he stopped at a red light. "We did. You are going to tell Jon not to do me any favors, but if the team wants you to play, you'll play." Yeah, I guess so, but I don't think Jon will go for that and I'm not playing if this is a favor to you." OK, I see your point ... but I'm willing to if..." I'm not," said Derek. The light turned green and they proceeded to school.Jon saw an interesting sight. He not only saw Derek and Sandra walking arm and arm but also one of.