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We ended up selling 850 bucks worth of my dad's junk. I also sold the COBRA valve covers, original "Buddy Bar" castings for $150. Was happy to see those go. Would have been much happier to see the '63 cast, standard bore HiPo 289 block, or the mint 5 bolt COBRA cast steel scattershield sell. Wrong audience though. Oh, and we gave away hundreds of small items. I told people I was doing my part to lower inflation. As the morning wore on, my brother and I just kept putting more and more on the Free Table.
Memories...
I have been watching Sleeperdude and Flying Sparks Garage on YouTube this weekend, and I am envious. I wish I had grown up with a mechanic father. I would have been able to learn how to work on cars at a young age. My dad knew how to drive a stick shift car, and replace a battery, maybe even spark plugs but that was about it. Don't get me wrong, I loved my dad. He supported my brother and me in scouting when we wanted to do that, and in youth baseball when we wanted to do that, but working on cars was not up his alley.
We typically tip 20% in places where we think the service was really good, but we base the tip on the base amount of the bill, which was $111. So 20% of that is $22 (plus change). Looks like they're including the SF fee (whatever that is) in there tip calculations.
My SO likes to go to 22% because she is more easily influenced than me.
We don't tip at all at McDonalds or Burger King or Jack-in-the-Box or Taco Bell.
Hey @Fifty150. I saw a forecast last night saying it was going to hit 83 degrees in the city today. You better find a movie theater or hang out in the local Safeway freezer isle.
Hey @Fifty150. I saw a forecast last night saying it was going to hit 83 degrees in the city today. You better find a movie theater or hang out in the local Safeway freezer isle.
It's noon. Already 87. I'm having Chinatown pork & beans. Should have got ice cream for lunch
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