GT's Ultimate PepBoys chrome isle collection with considerable BS

Mmmaaaannnnn...... Gona have to say the uh, one on the right *cries in forever alone*

 

Worst shit EVER!

 

No one will be able to fill those shoes.

 

Looks like @Tacomania

 

For all we know it could be him

 

Be me and look at phone realizing that yet again I’ve woken up ten minutes before my alarm is going to go off. Go ahead and get up and do my morning thing to get ready for dialysis. Get in the car and notice that the dash clock is off by about three hours, sort that out. Leave about five minutes before I normally do and drive to the treatment center. Arrive and do a “that’s weird” because no cars are on the staff side of the lot. Park and check the calendar on my mobile to make sure that it’s not Sunday. Figure that the staff member that shows up at 0330 slept in and start the decision process of if they are running really late so I stay or just leave knowing that if they start late that I won’t be done on time to go through with my days schedule.

After sitting through a couple of songs on my playlist start to get annoyed as no staff members have turned up yet. Look at dash clock and realize “wait, I’m an hour early” which confuses me as I know how long everything takes from get out of bed to arrive at the center. Look at phone clock and get really confused as it says that it’s 0033 which can’t be right. Reset the phone and sure as shit, it’s now 0034. My dumb ass got up at 2325 and went to dialysis.

Back home now trying to wind it back down so I can try to sleep for a couple of hours before the alarm really goes off.

 

“This will be final message from Saigon station. It has been a long and hard fight and we have lost. This experience, unique in the history of the United States, does not signal necessarily the demise of the United States as a world power. The severity of the defeat and the circumstances of it, however, would seem to call for a reassessment of the policies of niggardly half-measures which have characterized much of our participation here despite the commitment of manpower and resources, which were certainly generous. Those who fail to learn from history are forced to repeat it. Let us hope that we will not have another Vietnam experience and that we have learned our lesson. Saigon signing off.”