Kill/Switch

In the final recording of the Kill/Switch series, Sean is in for a number of surprises, including a reverse road trip, a potential windfall, new friends and old relationships.

Jenny and I are trying to fly out of a small town airport, but the menacing zombie-coworkers pop up again. What are Barry and Kevin up to, and why are they not up to it together?

“Allen” (Sean?) and Jenny are in an eighteen wheeler with their new… (ahem) friend… Trucker Dan… on the #1 freakiest highway AllenSean had been on in the last forty years (he’s 38). Jenny shows her skill with breaking out of hand cuffs, and Dan shows his skill with adorable little handguns.

Teresa! Focus on Teresa!

“Allen” has just about had it with people using his real name. He’s just about had it with BossMan95, with being the focus of a manhunt and with trying to figure out if he can trust Jenny. To compensate, “Allen” does what many middle-aged men do: He bought a used Caddy and is blasting across America, trying to get home to save his sister.

How smart am I to be checking into a seedy, rundown motel on the edge of Dallas with a woman I barely knew and who had me seeing red flags everywhere? It doesn’t matter, I was doing it.

I was up shit crick. I didn’t have a paddle. I didn’t even have a boat. I was trying to get the SD card I lifted to BossMan95, but I had a major roadblock: Jenny.

I’m on a Greyhound bus, where there always seems to be at least one someone trying to overcome some sort of demon. Who was the One Someone on this bus?

“Allen” is still trying to track down the SD card with the COVID-19 research data, to get it to BossMan95, to save his sister. But the going is rough. Not only has he lost the six SD cards, he finds out one of them isn’t quite what he thinks it is.

“Allen” learns there is a manhunt closing in, but he has a line on recovering the SD card he stole, then lost. He needs to get it, and get gone. But, how many more people will he cross and creep out before it’s over? I mean, for real.

Okay, so it’s not really going to plan, and it’s getting worse. Going off script, “Allen” improvs and well, he’s not that good at improv. He hoped to end his day back in Seattle, but after multiple pivots, he’s headed just a little way down the road.

In Phase One of the Steal The SD Card Plan, “Allen” steals the SD card. And, plows down a massive security fence. In phase two, he has to deal with a road block and big pickups.

“Allen” is about to steal data that will save his sister Teresa’s life and make BossMan95 super-wealthy. But, he has to get away from the underground digital fortress and, in the process, make an enemy out of superfan Kevin.