Subj : Re: Groceries And Transpo
To   : Daryl Stout
From : George Pope
Date : Mon Aug 16 2021 09:58:54

 >   No. I asked my cardiologist last week what the threshold was. He said
 > that it's at 7.0 for Type 2. My A1C has always been between 5.7 and 6.1
 > (it was 5.9 a month ago). 

Okay, let's keep it there & not eat a bag of doughnuts in onesitting to try 
to put it over, eh? :D 

 >   There is a business between Little Rock and Benton that makes those 
vans.

Might even supply ours. . .

 >  GP> Q: Why do Uber drivers skip the gym ?
 >  GP> A: Because they don't even Lyft, bro!

 >   I've wondered if they're all the same company.

Well, could be the same handful of guys working both companies part-time. . .

It's tough making bank on side hustles alone. . .

I've noticed some of the same guys doing meal delivery as do my groceries. . 

 >   I'd rather be in the back seat...but it's so hard to get in and out of
 > those vehicles.

I have a heck of a time getting into back seats via a front door, that I just
don't any more. I claim the front passenger seat any time I'm riding anywhere
ambulatory. (plus I'm tall, so need to ratchet the seat back to its max)

 > ... "Oh, Bother!!" said Pooh, as he corrupted his tagline collection.

Pooh can't calculate the angle at which his friend magically conjured a
kitschy garden ornament.
He's not good with tigger-gnome-hat-trick equations.

Q: What do Alexander the Great and Winnie the Pooh have in common?
A: Same middle name

Q: Why did Winnie the Pooh’s house fail electrical inspection?
A: Too many bear wires.

Your friend,

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Cyberpope, Bishop of ROM
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