Editorial #28
It was my first real job, and every day on our lunch hour, Jeff Elwell and I walked up Peachtree Industrial Boulevard to the Del Taco, where we ate cheap and got free Dr. Pepper refills in our 32 oz. plastic cups. The lids worked great as Frisbees, and we'd sail them back and forth across the huge warehouse before getting back to work, splicing giant reels of tape. One day, though, I sailed a cup lid over Jeff's head and onto the roof of the office structure in the back. Looking back, I can't imagine why, but he was... read more
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