Professor Clark begins explaining his situation.
"I have two children in college, and they are coming home for the weekend. I can't get to the airport to pick them up, and I wondered if you would be willing to take my car and provide some transportation."
You are surprised and relieved that this is what it's all about, rather than being in trouble for being late. You gladly accept.
"Who is coming in first and how will I recognize them?" you ask.
He hands you a picture of Mark. He is 21, and you have to fight to keep from whistling in appreciation as you see his face. You would gladly go pick him up – and do any other number of things with him, for that matter.
Then you look at the picture of his daughter, Traci. She is a knock-out, as well. She is 18 and has the kind of face that would catch your attention from across a crowded room. You can't wait to see if her body lives up to the face's qualities.
In terms of who is arriving first, Professor Clark says….
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