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Tod · 02-16-2002, 02:46 PM

it's still sad that there are still 6 out of 10 cars that are driven by kids as gifts from their parents.

i was at a car wash (the automatic kind where people sweep it out and dry it off without you lifting a finger heh) the summer after i bought my car. the line was long and at this car wash there were 2 seperate lines along side each other. while i was waiting for the car to go through i was inside and an old lady came up to me and said; "i saw your car when you were next to us in line, was it car a graduation gift from your parents?" i smiled and proudly said "no, i've been working for 2 years striaght out of high school and i had enough to buy it myself." the lady smiled back and said "well that's good to hear, you must be proud of being able to do it with your own money."

she has no idea how good it feels.......

02-16-2002, 02:46 PM	#12
Tod Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: just outside of Slowville Posts: 299	it's still sad that there are still 6 out of 10 cars that are driven by kids as gifts from their parents. i was at a car wash (the automatic kind where people sweep it out and dry it off without you lifting a finger heh) the summer after i bought my car. the line was long and at this car wash there were 2 seperate lines along side each other. while i was waiting for the car to go through i was inside and an old lady came up to me and said; "i saw your car when you were next to us in line, was it car a graduation gift from your parents?" i smiled and proudly said "no, i've been working for 2 years striaght out of high school and i had enough to buy it myself." the lady smiled back and said "well that's good to hear, you must be proud of being able to do it with your own money." she has no idea how good it feels....... __________________ If you drop your keys into molten lava just let 'em go 'cause, man, they're gone.