Life ain't fair sometimes. Hell, life ain't fair most times. But
it's what we got and it don't do no good "Hi, Sue, where'll it
be?" I ask. Sue's wearing her whites so I'm pretty sure, but it
don't hurt to ask. Look pretty stupid if I drove her the wrong
way 'cause I didn't feel like posing the question. "General
Hospital," she replies as she makes herself She's another of
those who'll sit up front with me. In some cities they got them
dividers and the fares got to sit in the back. Here we ain't got
'em--yet. Had another cabby robbed yesterday, though, so it
looks like we're moving that way. It won't be the same. "Thought
it was your day off." Sue is one of them angels they talk about.
Never seen her in a bad mood. Was I sick and in the hospital I'd
want to be on her floor. Doctors get the publicity and get
looked up to, but nurses are the ones there for you, hour after
hour, day and night. They don't get credit for all they do.
Ain't fair, but that's life. "I traded shifts with Bev." Sue
smiles knowingly, "A