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A Funeral Coach is a single purpose vehicle? A Buddy of mine...

...owns a Hearse/Limo business & he sometimes uses a hearse for deer hunting. The first time he brought a deer over to hang in my garage the next door neighbor lady almost fainted when he opened the door & started to remove it.


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LOL ! It took four full years for bureaucratic idiots to finally agree to the quite obvious exemption.



   
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Mike, it took about an hour for a supervisor @ the p.o. i worked at to ck to see if i was allowed to give treats to some of the dogs on my mail route. He came up zilch.



   
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In my 35 years as a letter carrier one thing I learned was

NOT to ask the supervisors, just do it and if you got caught play dumb.
No wonder most of them were called "stupidvisors".
Not all of them of course, I had many very good bosses.


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Same for me David. And quite a few extremely friendly dogs!



   
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