Real Allen Pope

I am sick and tired of my excuses!!! Here’s excuse me: but my cell phone’s dead and I can get hurt and it could rain on me and my window cleaning equipment blah blah blah blah….. lol Focused me: I have bigger concerns and the lack of a cellphone and the potential of being rained on is not one of them, so you see I need to go to work so I can pay the cell phone bill and get a vehicle!!! No big deal about the cell phone and I will cover the two wheeler with a tarp And oh yeah excuse the mess it’s a working progress lol

I am sick and tired of my excuses!!! Here’s excuse me: but my cell phone’s dead and I can get hurt and it could rain on me and my window cleaning equipment blah blah blah blah….. lol Focused me: I have bigger concerns and the lack of a cellphone and the potential of being rained on is not one of them, so you see I need to go to work so I can pay the cell phone bill and get a vehicle!!! No big deal about the cell phone and I will cover the two wheeler with a tarp And oh yeah excuse the mess it’s a working progress lol

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