A Sonic employee miracle story from Texas

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An employee who is employed by Sonic in Houston Texas is lucky to be alive after he trusted his sense of smell that something was not right when he got into his auto after he finished his work shift at 11pm on Friday evening to go home on January 28. The Sonic employee whose name was not mentioned got out of his auto when he realized that something was not right when a very foul smell of gas inside started to affect him in a negative way. The employee then rolled down the window to get the smell of the gas outside of his auto when he decided to get out of the car seconds before a huge explosion happened that could have ended his life right there. The employee only suffered minor injuries from the effects of the explosion which the police called what happened to him after he was taken to a local hospital by an ambulance "A miracle he survived." The cause of the explosion is that a leaking ox-acetylene tank in the trunk of the auto was the cause of the explosion that blew the auto to bits. The tank was left behind by a relative of the employee who does welding work. I am sure that the welder made a human error leaving the ox-acetylene tank in the trunk since I doubt the welder had intentions of rubbing out his relative. At least the lesson learned is to trust your senses when something dangerous is in the air. It works for Spider-Man.