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Hello O's fans. I just got home from my one and only neighborhood pub that has tvs for sports viewing (everything else is strictly hippie). I literally had a local drunk try to tell me that Cal Ripken grew up in West Asheville. I would go to a better sports bar but my car has no gas because the whole city has about four gas stations open (the rest have all run out since the last hurricane) and those have lines around the block. I've decided that I'm going to quit bragging about how wonderful Asheville is for a while. :cussing:

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Hello O's fans. I just got home from my one and only neighborhood pub that has tvs for sports viewing (everything else is strictly hippie). I literally had a local drunk try to tell me that Cal Ripken grew up in West Asheville. I would go to a better sports bar but my car has no gas because the whole city has about four gas stations open (the rest have all run out since the last hurricane) and those have lines around the block. I've decided that I'm going to quit bragging about how wonderful Asheville is for a while. :cussing:

Holy crap! I heard about the situation in Nashville, but has it spread into VA???

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Holy crap! I heard about the situation in Nashville, but has it spread into VA???

I don't know about VA... probably in the mountains around Bristol I would guess. I think it's basically all the really remote places where gas has to be brought in by trucks... although maybe it's better along I-81 since it's such a big trucking route. I think WNC is about the worst place for this type of thing.

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