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Registered on:6/7/2023
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Greenville Spartanburg is lovely and the only airport I can recall where you can sit outside and enjoy the view. Vancouver, Canada is nice because there's a Fairmont hotel right in the middle and they give you a menu of plains to spot. Palm Springs is very unique.
I think we're missing an important point here. The more she's out of town, the less mayor-ing she's doing. And that's a good thing.
Raphael is just in his refractory period. Give him 20 minutes...
To be fair, when thinking about the one and only place on earth that could possibly have the answer, it's this page...
Been wondering this forever. I remember several years ago, the state went from a seven digit license plate system to six digits (3 characters, space, 3 characters). Initially, it seemed like vehicles from B.R. specifically were exempt from the six digit system; and now the only vehicles I see anywhere that have seven characters are pickup trucks. Sorry not the most interesting topic but it's been bugging me for years.
OJ Did It.

It’s been my pick since the late 90s, and boy would it have been timed right this year.
Tax refund season is a big reason. I tried to sell my car to a used dealership in December a few years ago, and they barely offered me any money for it. "That's a tax car" he said, meaning to wait until closer to April when people have their tax refunds. He was absolutely right. I put it on FB marketplace and had several offers within minutes. It was a little sketchy, but I met the buyer at a well lit hospital parking garage to inspect the vehicle and then did the transaction at a title shop.

Pro tip: do NOT skip out on the title shop and assume the buyer will do it. My late father got a stack of red light speeding tickets for several months from the guy who bought his car.
I lost mine earlier this year. Didn't really hit me until we started with "the firsts," e.g., "first Thanksgiving" a couple of weeks ago. A few well minded friends with experience seemed to expect it was going to hit like that, and contrary to the "time heals all wounds" advice, they had some more constructive and optimistic ways of looking at it.
To your nice comment, that's kind of the idea. Whatever tiny good thing I do, or pass on to my kinds, I credit him.