Smart waiter and the legendary "Huck Kate Bridge"

it was midnight when george was driving in the west of texas, tired and tired.

when he saw a sign on the side of the road saying " refuelling/eating", he immediately stopped.

another car was parked outside and two people walked in.

"two coffees." one of the tall men said to the waiter.

"do we have a map to check?" "i think so." the waiter responded with coffee on one side and found it in a pile of junk papers by the phone.

strangers spread maps.

the tall man pointed his head at the oglande river and said to his partner, “no bridge, no crossing, no road to mexico”.

the waiter heard, and immediately said, "i may be able to help you." over the bridge, go down to mexico." the waiter looked around the phone again for a while and said, "there should be an updated map, but unfortunately it can't be found here.

it's marked the harker kate bridge." "it's okay, there's a bridge." when the tall man finishes his coffee, he comes to the door with his companions.

after whispering, they suddenly turned around, pulled out their guns from their pockets and shouted, "stand down, don't move!" george and the waiter had to do it.

they opened the drawer, took all the money, threw the phone on the floor, pulled the phone line and then flew into the car and disappeared in the night.

george looked at the waiter, and he looked a little pale, but immediately began repairing the phone.

five minutes later, he found the police and told them what had happened here.

"yeah, yeah, they're going to hackakert." george shakes his head: "i was fooled by them.

i thought they were businessmen!" i'm sorry.

"i lied to them at first, but when they looked at the map, i saw a hand holster in the high waist." the waiter said.

george was a little angry: "why do you tell them about the hackakert bridge now that you've seen them not being good?" i think the chance for the police to capture them was too small...

"no..." "no chance," "no chance," george was upset to say, "they ran too fast." the waiter laughed: "i'm not saying that there's no chance, i'm saying that hackett doesn't have that bridge.

there's only one big river waiting for them! when you encounter the danger of submerging, you must not let the object that will endanger you know that you are aware of the danger, but rather use the most secretive way to defuse it.

like this clever waiter, the robbers are drawn to the “harkket bridge” before further steps are taken。