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Jesus' Coming to America

The year is 2004, and America is in worse shape than ever. Half of our adults and children are overweight and can barely move to do everyday activities. We are killing ourselves with gluttony. America is in a hurry to go nowhere, pushing everyone and everything that might attempt to block its path. Even people in the South are rude, seldom stopping to say, “Hi, how are you doing?”. Common decency is seldom extended. Our streets are littered with trash from Big Macs and beer bottles. Large sport utility vehicles are hurting our ozone layer and big oil profits are helping to support terrorism. People seem not to care. Jesus decides that He needs to come to Little Rock, not the worst place in America, but a good place to start that definitely needs some help.

When He arrives, the first thing He sees is a homeless man begging a businessman for a quarter. The businessman yells, “Get a job!” then squeals his tires as he drives away in his new BMW. Jesus cannot believe the inhumanity that has taken over the world. No one wants to help his or her brother and that is something that even He is not sure will change. He has to find a way to help these pitiful peo


Jesus now feels it is the time to go and watch over what He has done during His visit to Earth

Jesus watches the news filled with murders, rapes, missing people, robberies, terrified families and the horrors he expected, but hoped he would not see. He thought the worst of all is that we are getting to think of these horrible occurrences as normal everyday life. He could not however find anything on the news that Little Rock was working toward changing or helping for the sake of their loved ones. He had to turn to the national news for this.

Jesus thought he could get with the car dealers to see if they would offer an incentive for trading in a car that uses a lot of gas for a hybrid. The car dealers said that they would do zero percent interest and have rebates and their regular specials, but they also didn’t want to lose money on the new cars. Jesus’ idea was to let someone keep the payments they already have for the new car or to in essence give the customer an even trade for the car they were trading in for the new one. He was hoping it would be an incentive to do a good deed for the environment. The car dealers could not be persuaded and Jesus found out why.

The idea worked and the employees started to install the hybrids right away. They had very little advertising to do, as word gets around fast in the Little Rock area. The only costs they had were for the parts and the labor that was the actual mechanics’ salaries. By charging operating costs with no profit allowed them to provide the installation for much less than the profitable companies. The other shops lost their business and everyone in town was lined up to go to the newest shop in Little Rock.

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