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1.8.20

Without a word to him Penny opened the other register with a, “I can take the next customer,” or something generic and Addy came back, “Twenty, what?”

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1.8.19

The customer smirked and slipped a card from her oversized wallet. “You and this Penny then? I’ll take twenty please.”

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There used to be so many wires in so many ways. Now there are more than ever in fewer and fewer ways.

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1.8.18

“We do—Penny.” Addy gestured across the floor while three more customers promptly extended the line.

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Techno-paranoia would have us all on horseback. Either way, our balls are toast.

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1.8.17

“It’s okay dear, it seems like you’re in another world altogether, but do you give cash back?”

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The grid speeds along while the breeze picks up but my cheeks get flush and my face hot.

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1.8.16

“Oh,” he said, twisting his mouth into a conciliatory social wince, “I apologize—I’ve turned your million-dollar experience with Penny upside down so quickly, it’s surely given you whiplash.”

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