Miracle Mile Article 3

--camera set up pointing at a house with the number '28', interviewing Mike Miles--

Reporter: I'm here with Mike Miles outside of his home. Mike, how does it feel to be driving the Miracle Mile?

Mike: I think the whole thing's been blown a bit out of proportion. I know there's a lot of people who are sick and unwell who ride my bus with the hope that something might happen, they might get better, but, now I know hope's important and it's important to believe in something, but don't believe in me - I'm just a guy driving a bus.

R: And what about the evidence of miracles along your route? There's was the story of the man who was pronounced dead after having a stroke, and amazingly came back to life.

M: I'm not saying there's not a force out there that is capable of making miracles happen, I'm just saying that it's not me, and it's not my bus, and it's not my route.

R: You're a man of celebrity here in Adelaide. How does that make you feel?

M; Not great, I mean, I just wish people would just forget about it. It just makes me uncomfortable, I mean, people expecting you to be able to do something when you can't, and I mean, I'm sorry, but I'm not the guy.

R: Mike Miles. Thank you.