That character has helpers named Hiram and Bobby Lee, to whom he remarks that "it's no real pleasure in life."  
One of the characters in this work notes that a car's mileage is at 55890, which she never gets around to telling anyone.  That character tells a story about a man who once gave her a watermelon with his initials carved into it, but since those intials were "E. A. T" a child ate the melon before she could get it.  Some of the characters get lunch at The Tower, where they buy barbecue sandwiches from Red Sammy Butts.  Another character remarks that he has been in a tornado, has seen a man burned alive, and has himself been buried alive, and criticizes Jesus for raising the dead.  That character has helpers named Hiram and Bobby Lee, to whom he remarks that "it's no real pleasure in life."  John Wesley and Bailey are the first to die in this story, and are rapidly followed by June Star, June's mother, and the grandmother.  FTP, name this story in which the Misfit proves the titular point, a work by Flannery O'Connor.
One of the characters in this work notes that a car's mileage is at 55890, which she never gets around to telling anyone.  
"A Good Man Is Hard to Find"