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Here's a positive news story for Friday. No rumors, no console wars and no depressing game delays in this piece. It's about a 9-year-old I saw on cable news who saved his father and himself from a tractor-trailer accident when the dad passed out. When asked what he was going to do, his dad said all he wants is a PS3. Enjoy.
9-year-old Matty Lovo saved his father, Matt Lovo, who passed out behind the wheel of his tractor-trailer. Carrying more than 100,000 pounds of weight behind him, young Matty took control of the big rig and called for help via C.B. radio despite never having been behind the wheel of a car.
Without Mattys quick effort, he, his father and others couldve been seriously injured. CNNs Kyra Phillips asked him if he thought he was a hero and he unabashedly answered Yeah. So, what is the young, self-described hero of nine going to do now? He keeps telling me he thinks he needs his PlayStation 3 now for a reward, his father answered for him.
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Most recently commented on by on Aug 11, 2007
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He saved his dads, his own, and probably others lives by doing what he did you piece of shit.
I grant him permission to call himself a hero.
a true hero doesn't ask for rewards. Being a hero is a reward in itself.
He may deserve a PS3, I never said he didn't.
If I save someone's life, they owe me big time.
I wouldn't mind a PS3 for that. Knowing that I saved lives would be a big enough reward.
Maybe a comment like "Well, if it isn't too much trouble...I wouldn't mind a PS3"...
Well, kids are like that, very direct most of the time
I reckon this kid planned this accident just so he could rescue him and get a reward
nah just kidding
I think he should get a Wii too.. I mean, the boy saves his dad's LIFE.
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