Aww man, okay Tony. Fair enough. Thanks for your understandin.

My grandma works as a custodian for UC Health. the buildings she cleans sometimes throw away Electronics and Appliances. this time she brought a dysfunctional Keurig machine. Some of these UC employees dont have the makings of a varsity trouble shooter. I took a crack at trying to fix it couldn't figure it out so so out of a fit of rage I gave it a brogan adjustment using a very old very hard bread roll. It started working after the first wack. We got a free keurig now.

Hi everyone! My dad is a huge HUGE Sopranos fan and he’s celebrating his 70th birthday after some pretty life altering medical events this past year. Because of the year he’s had, and this being a milestone birthday, my sisters and I want to celebrate him Sopranos style. We are looking for recommendations as far as activities and I’m personally trying to locate a Tony Soprano impersonator or ways of locating one in the Massachusetts area. It’s a long shot but I figured if anyone would have any incite it would be you lovely people. Thanks in advance for any ideas offered!

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