From: lalbert1@aol.com   
      
   On Wed, 29 Mar 2023 14:15:12 -0700, Snidely    
   wrote:   
   >Les Albert used thar keyboard to writen:   
   >> On Mon, 27 Mar 2023 13:22:57 -0700 (PDT), Roger House   
   >>  wrote:   
      
   >>> Seemingly, why do senior citizens like the following things?  I'm NOT   
   trying   
   >>> to make fun of them or anything, I'm just genuinely curious about why they   
   >>> like them , if they DO like them. 1.)  "Big boat", (as I THINK that I've   
   >>> heard and/or seen them referred to before at times), style 4 door sedan   
   >>> cars. 2.)  Eating supper at a time something like 4:00p.m. or 4:30p.m. 3.)   
   >>> Cafeteria restaurants. 4.)  Eating breakfast at a fast food restaurant.   
   >>> Thank you.   
      
   >> Seemingly, you have painted all senior cititzens with the same brush -   
   >> and that is wrong.  If you know senior citizens who do all those   
   >> things then you are hanging out with a bunch of clods, and I suggest   
   >> you find new senior citizen friends.   
   >> I also know from you past posts that you are up there in years, and   
   >> you are approaching senior citizenry yourself.  I would wonder what   
   >> kind of car you drive, but I don't think you yet own a car. And where   
   >> do you like to dine (and I'll bet that you don't eat supper any later   
   >> than 5:30pm)?   
   >> Les   
      
      
   >Doesn't dinner time depend in part on your shift schedule?   
      
      
   I don't think seniors citizens are concerned with shift schedules.   
   If they are then they have problems other than when they have dinner.   
      
      
   >Or when you get up;  I currently don't worry about 10 am office   
   >meetings or group calls, and see dawn from the wrong side more often   
   >than upon arising.   
   >While I don't have a sports car like the one you showed in the AFCA   
   >album, and my John Helmer hat is as long gone as my greek fisherman's   
   >cap, I do like quickness in my car.  Currently driving a compact   
   >electromechanical thingy, but I haven't upgraded the tires (or the   
   >brakes!) to feel comfortable at 90 mph.   
   >(Not too be confused with the sort of small electromechanical thingy   
   >often seen near Leisure World; I only drive one of those when   
   >exercising horses.)   
      
      
   My last sports car was the 1986 Mazda RX7.  I presently have a Honda   
   sedan (senior citizen size).  All cars today can go fast, but why   
   would you want to go 90 mph in any car?  The cars may be up to it, but   
   I don't think most of the the drivers are.   
      
   Les   
      
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