AL Andretti
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Eh.......there's gonna be so much traffic on I-10 for the next couple of months or so
I do deliveries for Fry's Electronics and
I-10 (mainly around Memorial to the 610 exits), 610 (Galleria/San Felipe) and Grand Parkway 99 has been nightmarish to say the least.
vidor ******* texas...racist *** town...
http://nypost.com/2017/09/05/irate-cop-turns-away-harvey-volunteers-delivering-aid/
Irate officer turns away Harvey volunteers delivering aid
A pair of big-hearted Illinois men who drove to Harvey-hit Texas in an RV hauling two massive buggies to aid flood victims were shut down by a law enforcement official, online video shows.
Jared Kirkendoll and Scott Green had their monster-sized vehicle loaded with supplies and displaced victims when they were stopped in Vidor, Texas, over the weekend and told to leave.
“I need you to come down here,” the officer can be heard saying at the beginning of the two-minute video, which was posted Saturday on Facebook.
The official fires back: “My patience is running thin because my house is flooded too and I gotta be out here helping people. I appreciate that you’re here, but we’ve had enough.”
That's whack... on a brighter note the curfew has been lifted, for most of Houston (some areas west it's still in place). At least I can find restaurants open after 7pm.
Why am I not surprised.vidor ******* texas...racist *** town...
http://nypost.com/2017/09/05/irate-cop-turns-away-harvey-volunteers-delivering-aid/
Irate officer turns away Harvey volunteers delivering aid
A pair of big-hearted Illinois men who drove to Harvey-hit Texas in an RV hauling two massive buggies to aid flood victims were shut down by a law enforcement official, online video shows.
Jared Kirkendoll and Scott Green had their monster-sized vehicle loaded with supplies and displaced victims when they were stopped in Vidor, Texas, over the weekend and told to leave.
“I need you to come down here,” the officer can be heard saying at the beginning of the two-minute video, which was posted Saturday on Facebook.
The official fires back: “My patience is running thin because my house is flooded too and I gotta be out here helping people. I appreciate that you’re here, but we’ve had enough.”