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who has gas in Snellville, Georgia I can't find gas here, please help!!!!!? Question: I need gas in my car, and seem like everyone is out. Answer: Here's what we did and it worked. Called convenience store we knew name of (looked in phone book for number) asked if they had gas. They only had premium, Asked name of stations nearby and did they know the number. They didn't but did know they had fuel. Went and got gas. Quickly before they ran out, Trying to give a list of who has gas is pretty useless because if I post that so and so is pumping at 10 PM they may well not be still pumping at 6 AM when you read this and need to fill up. It seems to work better to look further out rather than closer in but look by phone. |
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is there anyone who can teach me how to drive? Question: I am looking for someone to teach me how to drive so I can go to my friends house in snellville with my mom in the car. I am 15. I am in georgia. Someone that is female and nice cuz there is alot of bad people out there so is there anyone? Answer: well probally the driving instructor |
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Can I bargain down a used car? Question: Im planning to buy a used manual (stick shift) 2001 toyota celica coupe with 138k. The dealership sells it for $5,500. I was wondering if i can bargain it down to maybe 3k-3.5k? I want to finance the car. I have really good credit. I hear that manual car is cheaper than automatic because no one drives them much. So is 3k-3.5k a reasonable offer? or 4k? I live in snellville, georgia btw if thats important. Answer: I seriously doubt if the dealer will let it go for that much of a discount. However, there's only one way to find out. It will all depend on the dealer's eagerness to sell the vehicle, how much they paid for it, etc. Each dealer is different, and there really is no magic formula for determining how much a dealer will go down. |
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legal advice please, I really need some help? Question: I would love some legal advice. I'm just not sure what the best thing to do is. I have been rear-ended by an uninsured driver. I have logged what happened. Sunday October 12, 2008 I was hit in my VW Jetta going north on I85 by Jennifer Garner, 23 years old, in a black Nissan sentra. The police report states it is her fault and she received citations for improper lane change and following too closely. Wednesday October 15, 2008 I picked up the police report from Gwinnett County around noon. I called Progressive (her listed insurer) and filed a claim early that afternoon. An agent called me about 30 minutes after the claim was filed and informed me that she was not insured at the time of the accident. I called Jennifer at the number listed on the police report around 5:00pm. I told her that Progressive said that there was a lapse in her insurance. She said, yes there was, but that she paid it the day of the accident. I asked if she paid it BEFORE the accident, and she said yes. I told her that they would not come out to do an estimate on my car until she proved that she did have insurance at the time of the accident. She got my number and said that she would call Progressive to straiten things out, and that she would call me right back. I went to work, and when I got off at 9:30pm, she still had not called back. I called her and got the answering machine. I did not leave a message. Five minutes later her dad, Tom Garner, called and told me that Jennifer did not have insurance and he would have to pay for the damages himself. I told him that would be fine. All I want is for my car to be fixed. I told him I suspected the damage to be around $2,000, and if it took longer than a day to fix, I would need a rental car during the time that my car was in the shop. He recommended a mechanic, someone he knew. I told him that I would be going out of town the following day, and would get an estimate the following Monday. I told him I would call him Monday after I got the estimate. Thursday October 16, 2008 I called my insurance, Georgia Mutual, for advice on letting an uninsured motorist pay for damages and a rental car out of pocket. They advised me to give her an opportunity to pay for everything, and if there was any problem, I could still file a claim under my own insurance under collision, but there would be a $500 deductible. I do not have uninsured motorist on my own insurance. She said that if I do file under my own, that the insurance company would go after Jennifer for the amount of money paid to repair all damages, the amount of the deductible, the amount of the rental car, PLUS the dollar amount of the value lost on my vehicle due to the accident. The $500 deductible and value lost to my vehicle would be a check sent to me. I do want to give them the opportunity to pay for everything out of pocket without taking any legal actions. I called around 7pm and left a message for Tom Garner stating that I had an appointment to get an estimate on my car at Volkswagen on Monday, and that I had also spoken with my insurance, and that I would like to do what is in the best interest of both parties, and asked him to please call me back. Monday October 20, 2008 I took my car to Dwight Harrison Volkswagen in Snellville, GA at 2pm for an estimate on the damages from the accident. They gave me a detailed estimate that totaled $1,004.17. Much less than I had anticipated. I called and left a message for Tom Garner around 3pm. I said that I had gotten an estimate from VW, and asked that he please return my phone call. Wednesday October 22, 2008 In an effort to save Tom Garner some money, I took my car to Snellville Auto Collision for a second estimate. The total of that estimate is $840.35. I feel good about Snellville Collision, and would feel okay taking my car there to be fixed. When I had assumed that Jennifer’s insurance was going to pay for everything, I had planned to take my car to VW, and be done with it. Both locations said that the job would take three days. I came home and called three different car rental businesses to find Tom the best deal. I called Triangle, Hertz, and Enterprise. Enterprise has the best price at $175.55 for a three day rental with coverage. I called Tom at 4:15pm and left a message on the machine stating that I had gotten a second estimate that was almost $200 less than the first one, and would be happy to take my car there, and that I had gotten rates on a rental car. I asked him to PLEASE return my call so that we could get something worked out. I would like to get things done as soon as possible. I would like to take my car in on Monday morning (October 27) and get it back Wednesday evening (October 29). If the job takes three days, this will eliminate Tom having to pay for my rental car over the weekend. Thursday, October 23, 2008 I feel I have gone extremely out of my way in order to save Jennifer/Tom Garner as Answer: Could you possibly just ask us whatever question you wanted to ask, without all those paragraphs of background details? What is it you wanted to know? |
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Obama election spurs race crimes around country. Your thoughts? Question: By JESSE WASHINGTON, AP National Writer Jesse Washington, Ap National Writer – 36 mins ago Cross burnings. Schoolchildren chanting "Assassinate Obama." Black figures hung from nooses. Racial epithets scrawled on homes and cars. Incidents around the country referring to President-elect Barack Obama are dampening the postelection glow of racial progress and harmony, highlighting the stubborn racism that remains in America. From California to Maine, police have documented a range of alleged crimes, from vandalism and vague threats to at least one physical attack. Insults and taunts have been delivered by adults, college students and second-graders. There have been "hundreds" of incidents since the election, many more than usual, said Mark Potok, director of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center, which monitors hate crimes. One was in Snellville, Ga., where Denene Millner said a boy on the school bus told her 9-year-old daughter the day after the election: "I hope Obama gets assassinated." That night, someone trashed her sister-in-law's front lawn, mangled the Obama lawn signs, and left two pizza boxes filled with human feces outside the front door, Millner said. She described her emotions as a combination of anger and fear. "I can't say that every white person in Snellville is evil and anti-Obama and willing to desecrate my property because one or two idiots did it," said Millner, who is black. "But it definitely makes you look a little different at the people who you live with, and makes you wonder what they're capable of and what they're really thinking." Potok, who is white, said he believes there is "a large subset of white people in this country who feel that they are losing everything they know, that the country their forefathers built has somehow been stolen from them." Grant Griffin, a 46-year-old white Georgia native, expressed similar sentiments: "I believe our nation is ruined and has been for several decades and the election of Obama is merely the culmination of the change. "If you had real change it would involve all the members of (Obama's) church being deported," he said. Change in whatever form does not come easy, and a black president is "the most profound change in the field of race this country has experienced since the Civil War," said William Ferris, senior associate director of the Center for the Study of the American South at the University of North Carolina. "It's shaking the foundations on which the country has existed for centuries." "Someone once said racism is like cancer," Ferris said. "It's never totally wiped out, it's in remission." Potok, who is white, said he believes there is "a large subset of white people in this country who feel that they are losing everything they know, that the country their forefathers built has somehow been stolen from them." ( ^ _ ^ ) I'm smiling because the above statement speaks "volumes." Literally. I think the Native Americans would totally disagree with that statement. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081116/ap_on_re_us/obama_ racial This really makes me both angry and sad. America is my home. I see why most foreign countries don't like Americans. Answer: I am ashamed to call those folks my fellow Americans. |