[originaltext]M: Pardon me, Miss. I’m new to this area and I’m running low on g

M: Pardon me, Miss. I’m new to this area and I’m running low on gas, but I can’t seem to find a service station any-where around here. Can you direct me to the nearest one?
W: No problem. This is a small town, so the nearest service station isn’t very close. First you take a left at the stop-light. Proceed west for about a mile, and there’s one on your left, right next to the post office.
M: I didn’t catch all of that. Would you mind going over the directions one more time?
W: Not at all. Take a left at the stoplight and continue on that street until you see the post office on your left. The service station is right next to the post office. You can’t miss it.
M: Thanks. Does the service station accept credit cards?
W: No, it doesn’t. But there’s a bank across the street from it, and you can get money there if you want.
M: That’s probably what I’ll do.
W: You also might consider buying a map at the service s ’ration. This is a rural area, so it’s very easy to get lost.
M: I think I’ll do that. I appreciate all your help.
W: It’s been my pleasure. Here in Lintown, we welcome all visitors to our city.