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So the day after Christmas about 10 years ago, my brother called me up and asked for some

assistance setting up his new computer. He lived down the road from a store that specialized in

discount China, so naturally, it was extremely busy. As in, cars were parked everywhere,

including on the grass in front of the store. And it was impossible to see around the corner of

these cars if someone wanted to pull into the road. Unfortunately, the speed limit, which was 50

miles per hour, was also extremely fast. So while I was driving to my brother's place, I decided

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