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**MattJargin** · 07-11-2008, 03:40 PM

I do remember driving through TEXAS back in the 70's. It was back in the hippy days and my friend and I both had quite long hair. We stopped at a gas station and the attendant, who was about our age, took one look at us and suggested (quite firmly) that it would best if we were all the way into New Mexico before the sun set.
Gotta love those free thinkers in TEXAS.

I always thought that you could see the underbelly of america in most train stations, but bus stations take it to a whole new level.

07-11-2008, 03:40 PM	#12
MattJargin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 442 Senior Member	I do remember driving through TEXAS back in the 70's. It was back in the hippy days and my friend and I both had quite long hair. We stopped at a gas station and the attendant, who was about our age, took one look at us and suggested (quite firmly) that it would best if we were all the way into New Mexico before the sun set. Gotta love those free thinkers in TEXAS. I always thought that you could see the underbelly of america in most train stations, but bus stations take it to a whole new level.
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