Learning to live and let live
Apr. 2, 2019
After a customer service battle with a local phone company, I’ll stick with my wife’s advice “Learn to live and let live, that’s what life is all about.”
After a customer service battle with a local phone company, I’ll stick with my wife’s advice “Learn to live and let live, that’s what life is all about.”
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