A man is disoriented. He doesn't remember why his car crashed or how he got to the strange house. He isn't certain why he's so afraid of the brothers, and how he can sense danger at every turn. Won't you listen to our friend's tale of woe and thrill? Perhaps you feel you don't need to, as you're too familiar with the original Negro folktale. This short story, however, has re-imagined that old tale and made it more current to the times and relevant to every Black man, woman, and person that will ever dare the highway at night.