Ray Bradbury. Driving blind (№ 174160)

When ever I see a man behind the counter, behind the Desk, driving, at the piano, and so on, it is difficult to know if, at the time of the meeting, he does not trade, does not write, does not control, does not deliver and does not serve. A mechanic without his greasy overalls, a lawyer who replaced a suit on a fire-red sports t-shirt, <...> - all, they become strangers, outsiders, and even offended, if they do not know! That said, we believe that, wherever he came, no matter how dressed up, so we have something with no one to confuse.