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“Dear PoPville,
You smiled at me from your SUV with Maryland plates at the BP station on 9th Street NW on Thursday, March 28th in the early afternoon.
You – slim, very cute African American woman with a beautiful smile and hearty laugh. Me – a white dude with a Nats cap on. I was pumping gas into my snazzy new 2024 silver Prius. I said I would pump your gas and you said yes please do. I said is that your sister in the car and you laughed saying how did I know. Somehow it came up that you are 38 and your sister in her 20’s. Then…..silly me I realized I was late for where I was going and had to leave. My loss.”
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