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Date:         Wed, 08 Nov 95 17:19:00 PST
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From:         Ed McMullin <Ed_McMullin@ccm.jf.intel.com>
Subject:      Re[2]: Sometimes Things Happen....

>on Wed, 8 Nov 1995, William Abbott wrote:
>
>>      My traditional senseless act of kindness is to pay for the
>> car behind me at the toll booth... sounds like the electronic
>> toll charge card thingee was designed specificly to thwart me!
>> (If they have one, it'll charge 'em anyway). Oh well, I suppose if the
>> toll-taker notices, they can carry the $0.25 until someone who needs
>> it shows up.
>
>Bill can drive in front of me anytime he wants when I cross the Golden
>Gate bridge.  For you non-CA folks, it's $3.
>
>Bradley


    When I flew down to San Jose to pick the Convertible Ghia I bought, I
    drove over the Golden Gate and didn't have to pay.  It was a Saturday.
    This is weekday only thing?


    BTW, it was a gorgeous, warm, clear day with the top down and the bridge
    towering above us.  Really great drive.


    EdM
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