The Star People Like To Give Drunk People Rides Home From The Bar Apparently

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Location. DeHaan, Ostende, Belgium
Date: July 16 1970 Time: 03:00 a.m.
Andreas Van Looy and several friends were at a local discotheque and had decided to leave, however since none of them had no means of transport they sat around discussing the possibilities of finding a taxi. As they did a young fellow came into the bar and sat down near them. Without being invited by them he joined into their conversation and offered to give Andreas a lift to DeHaan, the village where he had his room. Yet Andreas had never mentioned the name of that village during the whole course of their conversation, and his friends and he spoke Flemish, whereas the visitor spoke French—and with an obvious accent.
The stranger “was rather small, slim, with long coal-black hair, sun tanned face, (of somewhat Asian type). And he was wearing a black shirt and black trousers. Since he had no other choice, Andreas accepted his offer. He had ordered no drink from the bar, but stood up as soon as Andreas did, and made towards the door. He walked in a very strange fashion, as though his heels did not touch the ground and he was just going on tiptoes. Without further questioning, he just looked into Andrea’s eyes and said, “I’ll take you home.” The stranger had a dark green sports car, which was parked in front of the bar. As soon as Andreas was seated in the car, he felt relaxed, as though he were quite used to stepping into this car, with this driver. He was very pleasant to Andreas, and during the ride he asked Andreas if he liked his school. He gave his name as “Alexandre” in the French form of the name.
Andreas was able to glance around in the car, and noticed that in the back there was some equipment. He saw a Walkie-talkie, a cassette-player, and a sort of radio antenna. Arriving at his home, he suddenly realized “that neither he nor I had said a word about where it was that I lived. But he pulled up just a few paces from the right house.” “I asked him what I owed him for giving me a lift, but he answered, “Nothing at all. We like to help people!”

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Source: FSR Vol. 33 # 4, Project Becassine