Whatever

Ok, just read his last post. I'm glad he and I became friends and can just pick up the phone when we want to say Hi to each other.

 

Next to last page of his thread.........

 

Morning whatever’s

 

This is what I look like when I discover the toilet paper roll is empty at 3am and I have to figure out how to get one.

 

Mornin' Sammie!

 

The second time the wife removed the rug altogether from the bathroom. Let me tell ya, linoleum gets cold as hell with the A/C on.........

 

Random.

 

Read what where?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ing-cake-an-bs.613141/page-6310#post-25583299

 

Welcome back!!!

 

When I started smoking at 16 cigarettes were 50 cents. My mom gave me a dollar a day lunch money. I got a pack of smokes and a burrito. Gas was 59 cents a gallon. Good times.

 

Good morning whateverers

 

Damn we're old Dave!

For the average American, drivers went from paying $0.36 per gallon at the pump in 1970 to $1.19 per gallon in 1980.
Around 1975 I bought a Honda 125 Elsinore. I had a lot of extra money for fun things.
In 1981 I bought a 1975 Cadillac Eldorado. It still holds the record for "one" of the largest cubic inch engine ever put in a production car. You could watch the gas needle move. I had considerably less money for fun things.

 

Figures you Bought an Elsinore , Those smoked my YZ 125 when they came out.

 

Morning Whatevers.

 

I remember the first Mint Mart Gas Station I was assigned to manage for Tenneco Oil Company in 1969. Regular gas was 27.9, cigs were .25 including sales tax, qt. oil .39, vending machine crackers and Coke machine were .10, Milk .25 pt and .45 qt., Free Road Maps, Free Drinking Glass with a fill up. Required to check customers engine oil level, check tire air and inflate to customers desired level and ...wash all the damn dead bugs off the windshield.


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