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Jun 13, 2022

Overheard


Just filled up the car and it cost me
close to $60.00 for regular 87 octane.
Does it suck?
Yes - it does indeed.
Will I vote Republican because of it?
No - not a fucking chance.
Why?
Because prices will come down again,
but losing democracy is a forever thing.
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