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I had a small accident earlier this morning. I hit a nasty pothole and it blew my 2 right tires. When we tried to change it, it rolled back, even with the brakes on, which scraped my right thumb. Luckily the 2 people that were in the car were unharmed. I only suffered scrapes on my right thumb. I feel that things will get worse with my insurance and other shit that I might have to pay. I want to stay offline for the rest of the day.
Don't feel guilty, the city or borough is *supposed* to be fixing those things in exchange for all the taxes it takes. Failure to do so is a violation of civil contract.
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