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17-Dec-2019 09:58
And now, as much as any under-performing teenager with a mohawk, eyeliner, and a bull ring in his nose, he needs to leave home and find his place in the world.I have turned his plates in, I'm no longer paying his insurance, and he is technically no longer my dependent.I will either donate him to Durham Tech or to the local high school, where I hope he will at least take some shop classes, maybe get his GED, or learn a useful skill.He says he wants to design sport roadsters in Italy. For all I know, maybe he'll end up opening a tattoo and piercing body shop on Hillsborough Street in Raleigh and hanging out at Sadlack's, and I'll be okay with that. But for now, I think he's spinning his wheels drinking coffee at the Open Eye, buying American Spirits at TJ's, and hooping at the Weave on Thursdays. I have owned this dysfunctional vehicle around 18 years.I promise it starts; you'll just have to be patient.
When you see it on the street, though, this rattling deathtrap is a quite the head-turner, even as it tends to slip out of first gear with a loud bang, as if the non-committal transmission is in active rebellion against any rules of engagement, and must be coaxed gently back in as soon as the gears stop whining and grinding and throwing their little tantrum.This is most likely to happen at noon in heavy traffic, in the middle of a left turn at a traffic signal, downtown.
