When I was working at the paving company back up in WNY, we would always hang around after work, have a few beers while scraping out the dump truck, putting the tools up, etc. After everything was done, we usually stood around burning one and having a few more beers. Eventually we'd start to meander to our cars, one guy tho, always grabbed one for the trip home shouting "One for the Ditch!"
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When I was working at the paving company back up in WNY, we would always hang around after work, have a few beers while scraping out the dump truck, putting the tools up, etc.
After everything was done, we usually stood around burning one and having a few more beers. Eventually we'd start to meander to our cars, one guy tho, always grabbed one for the trip home shouting "One for the Ditch!"
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