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SO after a week of being dry docked

I drove Roxy to work today. She is slow. And loud. And really fucking slow.

I think I hate her.

But then I had lunch with Jason and talked to him about rebuilding her engine and going turbo.

I have 10% more hope for her but 10% is still 10%.

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