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LOL - I had a similar thing happen but I'm not sure it was a scam. Some old hunched over old man used to come into the LIRR station every day collecting old papers and bottles and cans and things. He was always dressed in rags. I thought he was homeless. One day as it was getting colder out, I bought a coat and some warm clothes and gave them to him. He looked at me funny but said thanks then stuffed them in his bag that he was always dragging around with him. Awhile after I was talking to my neighbor and mentioned the old homeless guy always hanging around and the neighbor said oh that's Mr. so and so - he lives a few blocks over. A little ecentric but harmless. LOL. Not homeless at all and owned quite a nice home too I might add. So I actually scammed myself.
Where was the train station and the man did have a nice house near to it? You say ecentric and what do you mean by it? If he is strange why do the people think so? You do think it was a scam?
Where was the train station and the man did have a nice house near to it? You say ecentric and what do you mean by it? If he is strange why do the people think so? You do think it was a scam?
The train station was next to the nice house that the man had. But afterwards, the man moved the nice house next to the train station.
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Which train? The train is what the town depends on so if we know which train we'll know which town that the train is in and then we can say the name of the town that it is in.
The train station was next to the nice house that the man had. But afterwards, the man moved the nice house next to the train station.
Wait, I know this one.
Casey leaves home at 10 a.m. and drives at an average speed of 25 mph. Marshall leaves the same house 15 minutes later, and drives the same route, but twice as fast as Casey.
At what time will Marshall pass Casey, and how far will they be from home when he does?
Casey and marshal live in the same house next to the train station so they never have to get on the train to get home.
Next time I come home it is on my bucket list to visit THE town. Do you happen to know if it has a Subway like the one Lubby works at or maybe it is the one Lubby works at.
Can chattyneighbor please say what town the train was in becaiuse the other people are not answering and dont know. Why are they saying things even?
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