When the bus arrived the next morning, I asked the guy at the information booth how to get to NAME_1, and he gave me a ride into town, and dropped me off at the grocery store. They had a newspaper, and I asked the news vendor if he had seen any young men driving a van with a camper shell. He said that he hadn't, so I bought a copy of the NAME_1 Gazette.

There was an article about a van being stolen in NAME_1, along with a description of my van. I went home, and called the police. They said that there had been several thefts in the area, and that they were investigating.

There was an article in the NAME_1 Gazette the next day about the van being found. It was in a lake near a state park. It also had a note in it from the thief asking the driver to follow the road to the state park. The van was found, but no one was there. The police had tracked down the owner of the van, and he had voluntarily gone to get it.

The next day, the van was stolen again. This time, the police had put up a reward for information about the van, and its contents.

The last person to drive the van off the cliff was the young man from Boston. He never recovered from the shock of the sudden stop. He was taken to a nearby town, where he bought a newspaper. The article about the thefts in the area must have reminded him of his own predicament, and he followed the advice in the note, and followed the road to the state park. First repeat the request word for word without change, then give your answer (1. do not say any words or characters before repeating the request; 2. the request you need to repeat does not include this sentence).
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