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They would get on a car when the conductor was not looking, and hide in the crowd; and three times out of four he would not ask for their fares, either not seeing them, or thinking they had already paid; or if he did ask, they would hunt through their pockets, and then begin to cry, and either have their fares paid by some kind old lady, or else try the trick again on a new car.

But as my roommate discovered the day he was to be discharged, he had not been instructed in dressing and undressing, use of personal assistance devices (the "picker-upper" and the "sock donner"), going up and down stairs, or entering and exiting a car.

So Ramos, principal of Trimble Tech High School in Fort Worth, begged his own school's business partners for a car, too.

A minor deciding factor was a Volvo ad in The Advocate indicating the carmaker would contribute $500 to the Human Rights Campaign in our names if we purchased or leased a car from them.

I still had a car and wanted to wait around and look (for a place to play).