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Yes, as a matter of fact, they do. How does the newspaper arrive on the doorsteps of your neighborhood? :confused:Quote:
Originally posted by iceman
Do they still have paper routes where you live?
Since I:
haven't met you.
don't know where you live.
don't want to get my ass kicked.
I will resist the temptation to suggest a residence in Appalachia. ;)
Via truck. Or in my case the Journal comes in the mail...at noon...fucking Newman!Quote:
Originally posted by InspectorGadget
Yes, as a matter of fact, they do. How does the newspaper arrive on the doorsteps of your neighborhood?
Damn kid makes more than I do.:mad:Quote:
Originally posted by grrrr
Grrr. jr has a franchise available. Busy corner right next to the National park. Lots of traffic. Guaranteed $50/day all summer. Asking price: one Xbox and twelve new games.
Some contractor dude who drives a big-ass van, he delivers the Washington Post, NY Times and/or the WSJ to a shitload of houses, not exactly a "paper route" in the old-fashioned sense.Quote:
Originally posted by InspectorGadget
Yes, as a matter of fact, they do. How does the newspaper arrive on the doorsteps of your neighborhood? :confused:
Bastard never buys any lemonade, either.
yup.Quote:
Originally posted by iceman
Do they still have paper routes where you live? They don't here.
We have a milkman too, which I'm hearing is really rare.
I've been thinking of setting up my kids in front of the house one day with a stand. A Bacon egg-n-cheese on a hard roll stand. Why not think outside the box?
Have them sell tacos. Then you can claim that they're thinking outside the bun.Quote:
Originally posted by Aldo
I've been thinking of setting up my kids in front of the house one day with a stand. A Bacon egg-n-cheese on a hard roll stand. Why not think outside the box?
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Originally posted by 3o3
yup.
We have a milkman too, which I'm hearing is really rare.
We get to pay to pick up our mail here.