My cousin-in-law Shawn works as a band manager, and one of his bands got their van fixed at this place recently. I wonder what kind of "services" they perform there?
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3 comments:
And not just any___ "service" station but THE "service" station....
Ha. I've seen that place before; that sign has long entertained me.
Scott Adams did wonder why service station attendants needed a school, thinking they always sat and did nothing.
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