Couldn't sleep very well so I decided to go into work early (like 4 AM early). Was going to heat some coffee in our mircowave and the darn thing wouldn't turn on. Said the heck with it, I'll just make make some at work. On the way into work, I must of picked up a nail or something, because the tire was almost flat when I got to work. Left it at the Sears across the street and will have to call them later. Now the worst part. Coffee pot was left on over the weekend and the pot had busted from the heat. Now I'm headed over to the local McDonalds, (walking a couple of blocks) and hopefully they will be open. I really need my coffee!!!
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teddy52food
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I don't drink coffee anymore. Doc said 1 or 2 cups a week is plenty. I cut back to a pot for breakfast on Sun mornings, then quit. If I drink any now I don't feel right. It is full of toxins.
Zachary Hoyt
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An ill wind grows no moss, as they say.
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Thats a bad start to a day But Ive seen worse. I work as a repo man. Last year I showed up to pick up a truck at at a apartment complex. The truck was there hood still warm so I loaded it on the wheel lift. Well the guy came out and jumped in what was his truck started it and put it into 4x4 and tryed to get off the wheel lift to bad I already had the saftey chains on. The truck hit the ground with the tire's spining. He spun the tires till they poped and dug holes in the asphalt. Lots of tire smoke. The Apartment mangment called the cops. And pressed charges for damage to the parking lot. Well it turned out the guy was running late to work got to work got fired for being late came home and there was a eviction notice on his apartment door came back out to his truck and I was doing the repo and to top it off he went to jail for digging the holes in the parking lot. That's a bad day.
TomH in PA
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