I recently moved here from Florida and I see a lot of Porsches on the road. Is it a Dallas thing where everyone goes for a Porsche as soon as they have “made it”. 😀 I love Porsches, by the way. I see a bunch of them in uptown or Highland park mostly.
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I had to fly out of state to visit family over the weekend, and like the genius I am, I left one of the lights in my car on and my battery was completely dead when I got back. Exactly the kind of thing you want to return to after a day of traveling.
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I sat down for some happy hour at The Box Social (previous owners) and I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup. My soup came out with RIP City written in crème fraiche and so I asked aloud, “why does my soup say R.I.P. City?”. The bar was in stitches.
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