Bareback Recruits 2: The Cole War
Synopsis
Imagine my jaw dropping as I pull up next to Cole at a stop light with him in the lane to my left. My window is down and I'm staring at him like he's a puppy in the window. He catches me and rolls down his passenger side window. I think he noticed me drooling and decided to give me a better look and it looked as if he were inviting me to an opportunity to speak, so I did. I yelled out, "Hey dude what's up man?" His radio is loud so he turns it down and yells back "What?" I said, "Pull over so I can talk to you for a minute" as I wave a card in the air
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