Drives
Pounds
Both words in one sentence
- On The Day itself, Randy drives into town and buys a few pounds of salt at $20 a pound (roughly $200 a pound in today's money), because the customers cleared out the store and the owner, foolishly in Randy's opinion, still values cash.
Source: Literature / Alas, Babylon
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