One morning I was running late for work, per usual. My gas gauge was noticeably low, but I didn’t stop for gas, knowing that stopping would add to my tardiness. I guess you can say I like to live on the edge, or maybe it’s a genetic thing. See, growing up, my father was notorious [...]
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