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Walter Carr walked several hours to his clients' homes after his car broke down
Walter Carr would not have missed his first day of work. Left to walk 32 kilometers to get there. The 20-year-old American's car broke down on the eve of his first day as a Bellhops mover, reports Washington Post (19459005) on Wednesday, July 18. Lacking public transportation or being able to borrow a car from friends, this former cross country runner decided to walk to his clients' home in Pelham, Alabama.
Walter Carr swallowed up a hearty dinner Pasta Bolognese and eggs, Friday, July 13, around 20 hours. After a nap, he left his Homewood apartment around midnight. According to an online search, he needed a maximum of eight euros to make the thirty kilometers that separated him from Pelham. As he was pausing at around 4 am, a policeman stopped his car at his height to make sure he was fine. "I told him : 'it's totally crazy but I'm on my way to work, it's my first day' ", Walter Carr explained
The officer then offered him a dinner, before bringing him closer to the place of the move. A few kilometers later, a second policeman retrieved it by car and dropped it, on time, in front of Jenny Lamey's house. "The officer told me (…): 'he walked all night to your house'. I started crying" narrated 'American in a message posted on Facebook after the move.
Jenny Lamey was not the only one to be touched by Walter Carr's move. Luke Marklin, the new employer of the young man, decided to offer him his own car to thank him for his determination. An online kitty, launched to help Walter Carr financially, had also raised close to $ 60,000 Wednesday. "Every effort you make ends up paying" the young man concluded in a video published by the local police
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