THE LAW'S AFTER-HOURS BOARD - EDUCATE, ENLIGHTEN AND/OR ENTERTAIN

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I started that bad habit in 1948---I also remember when the cigarette dispenser machine did not know how to make change---no computers or software back then--so my Herbert Taryton cigs cost .17 cents,, you put 2 dimes in the machine and your 3 cent change was 3 pennies inside the cigarette cellophane wrap----placed there at the factory where the cigs were packaged---

When playing ""Can you top this???""" that story is always the winner.