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I’ll bill you later for my thoughts

THE EAR - The Freeman
November 22, 2015 | 9:00am

TRAFFIC. A man in his nineties was asked for his thoughts on the traffic in Cebu.

TWO. He offered two alternatives without expounding his views.

DUMP. He said retire early if you can afford it or dump the car and ride your bicycle from one point to the other. I'll bill you later, my son.

 

 

AFFORD

ALTERNATIVES

ASKED

BICYCLE

BILL

CEBU

DUMP

NBSP

STRONG

TRAFFIC

TWO
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