"Word From The Girl At The Bus Stop"  Parental Advisory genre: Spoken Word
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	A spoken piece about innocently waiting at a bus stop to go to a nightclub and being mistaken for a hooker.
	CD: Unheard Of... (compilation) - ISBN 0-9687338-0-8   Label: Tupperware Sandpiper Spoken Word Credits: written & performed by: monica s. kuebler - recording engineered by: Trevor Wilker
	Story Behind the Song This spoken word piece is based on an actual experience. The year was 1995 and I was living in London, Ontario. One night I was standing on the corner at the bus stop in my club clothes and this guy pulls over thinking I am a hooker and won't take no for an answer. At least not until the bus showed up and I proved by getting on it that I REALLY was not a prostitute. This was my response to that man and that incident. I performed it at my first ever spoken word show in June of 1996 and it continues to be a crowd favorite to this day. It has been released this year (2000) as part of the "Unheard Of..." CD compilation by Toronto-based press Tupperware Sandpiper.

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