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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Maybe that's why I'm always bitchin about people tailgating . I'm only 72.
ReplyDeletePeople for some reason cannot learn to leave for work at a time that provides a cushion for such things as farm equipment on the road, construction and other drivers. Always in a hurry and more likely to hit a deer or cause an accident because they tailgate or pass in an unsafe manner. Slow down.
ReplyDeleteOn the plus side we have thousands of Eastern Shore citizens who will never retire because they were not willing to live a conservative lifestyle,never had a retirement strategy,or simply never made enough money.Even if they partially retire they'll still be working somewhere to fill in the financial gaps.My retirement pays me $40,000 after taxes and I'm fine with that because my wife still works part time.She is also retired,but unlike myself loves to work.
ReplyDeleteNanticoke road can be real painful in the morning. The speed limit is 50 and its not uncommon to find people driving 45. Here is a hint for those drivers... If you have 15 cars all piled up behind you then you need to at least speed up to the speed limit or move over and let others go by.
ReplyDelete9:20 maybe you should leave a few minutes earlier and take those extra minutes to be grateful for having a home, car and job that requires you to be in such a hurry.
ReplyDelete10:19 There is nothing wrong with expecting others to show consideration and to at least drive the speed limit.
ReplyDeleteSpeed limit is the maximum allowed speed and I drive on 349 regularly at 55-59 and still have people riding my bumper because they are late to get some where. Move to Salisbury if you can't get to work or school on time living 15-20 miles away.
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