1938 Packard

That's not even my pic. Follow the url.

The heat adjustments are shit on electric stoves. They're only good if you enjoy $250 per month electric bills.

If her story is hollow, it will become obvious. Or, maybe I'll never see her again.

The official name of the service is Jitney. I didn't ask about her drug habit. She volunteered the information.

It's a privately run bus operation that has been serving Atlantic City since 1915.

Google the Atlantic City Jitney Association.

Did you ever get a flight delayed for so long that you miss your connecting flight?

She's probably sitting in the condo, smoking the cigarettes.

Mine hasn't blown anything up yet and it's at least thirty years old. Oh, and it doesn't have to be plugged in. Gas only.

Maybe it's just old. Nothing wrong with cheap stoves anyway.

I gave her two cigarettes and then... Too much information. I was just standing there, waiting for a Jitney. Chatterbox... just moved into a condo here in town as a house guest. Doesn't use any drugs, not even pot... so she says. Drinks at a three beer per day maximum. Can't see a thing without glasses and needs to go the eye doctor for a stronger prescription. Broke up with her boyfriend because he was too pushy and clingy... that, and he's just been sentenced to a very long term for killing his aunt. Okay. Maybe I'll see her later on. I'll invite her to Imperial Inn and she can tell me about her job over a big plate of pepper steak.

Loaded with dietary fiber.

Turns out they always go grey when the cook browns them for too long.

That granite counter top looks familiar.

I guess you never tried Jack Link's.

Certainly not when its legs look like that.

Probably for the same reason these are.

Apparently, they can be either grey or brown, depending on the recipe. Grey. http://www.adventuressheart.com/2012/12/mini-lamb-meatballs-with-spicy-moroccan.html?m=1

You're thinking of Jack Link's buffalo jerky. Good stuff, btw.

The best in my collection is a Sony with HDMI inputs for surround sound and a subwoofer. That's for anime Blue Ray. It can also be set up for streaming.

Something that doesn't include non meat fillers or corn syrup.

Train. Reading Terminal Market is in Philadelphia.

Did Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima have something going on?