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Indeed, one of the famous 3er BMWs. It is so precious that the owner tries to hide it under an unsuspicious Wolga body-shell.
But the licence plate gives it away.
Hi Andreas, just for curiousity: How are you connected in Tblissi to the rest of the world ? Is it by the white satellite dish on the wall or by the black cables that cross the street ?
I am not even sure. I know so little about technology, that I only know that I need a little white box with blinking green lights in the room to remain connected.
Here in the Bay Area where traffic is dog eat dog, the BMW driver is only less of an asshole next to Mercedes and Lexus drivers. I’m sure it has to due to entitlement.