The narrator tells us that he just bought an iPhone 8 and is being accused of stealing it. He tells the narrator to drop the accusation, because he doesn't have proof that he stole the phone. The narrator then shows the narrator his wallet, which is also stolen, and tells him to stop driving. He says he'll kill anyone who tries to stop him if he stops, and the narrator says he never thought he'd be cruel to women, so he's going to kill him anyway. He then tells the driver to stop, because the narrator is going to die if he does. The driver says he can treat the girl, who is suffering from asthma, and they're going to get her to a hospital soon. When the narrator asks the driver if he has a medical license to practice medicine without one, the driver says no, because asthma is a "chronic disease." The narrator thanks the driver for treating the girl and says she's feeling better. He gives her the money for her treatment, but she refuses to accept it, saying she needs the money to get off the bus at the station