re: Holy shite some American cities are so fricked

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West Philadelphia, born and raised. I was one of the guys that made trouble in the neighborhood. One guy I got into a fight with ended up having his rich aunt move him to Bel Air California.

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I think I met that guy when I was a cabbie in Los Angeles. He whistled and I accepted the fare. At the time my cab had a license plate that read "FRESH" and I had some of those fuzzy dice hanging from my rearview mirror.

Anyways, the guys says my cab is "rare" and then says, "Yo, homes, to Bel Air!"

We pulled up to this nice mansion at about 7 or 8 pm. The guy pays his fare, and then says, "Yo, homes, smell ya later!"

I'll never forget that guy.