Posted by Pat-CT on March 19, 2010 at 16:25:54 from (24.250.18.94):
I have lived in a city my entire life. for the last month and a half i have lived in rural NY going to college. You know one of those towns where theres just as many cows as people HAHA. Anyways i come home this week for spring break, I go to the autoparts store to get some oil and 4 glowplugs. Come out and stop at 1 stop sign(still in the parking lot) then stop at another. You know kind of that slow rolling stop becuase it was a slow road. Some middle aged city driver Was laying on his horn the entire time.
I got out of my car at the next stop sign and asked him in a not so dulled down maner why hes beeping his horn. He responds you are taking to long at the stop signs I have places to be.(also not so dulled down) I exchanged some rude comments with the man and sent him off with a warning.
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