Apologies to my Teammates
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There is a bit less than one week till we find out who our beloved team members are. And yet, already we have seen a few honorable souls jump the gun and declare apologies for their failings.
I believe this deserves a thread of its own. Sort of like Catholic confession, or an AA meeting. You dont know who is on your team ~ but you know one thing ~ you have already let them down miserably.
This thread is dedicated to your apologies.
Allow me to get things along.
Forgive me teammates, for I have sinned. It has been a couple of hours since my last sleaze ride. Grant me the serenity To accept the teammates I cannot change, Courage to comply with Rule #9, and wisdom to know the difference between a balakava and baklava. Quando omni flunkus moritati. I’m a cyclist, but I can change, if I have to, I guess.
First, I want to apologize for my new bike light. That’s not really a problem. I got it in my stocking. Santa Claus must have gotten my Instant Message. It’s about 3000 lumens and any Ninja is gonna get lazer beamed out of the way.
Second, I want to apologize for March 2nd. On March 2nd it will occur to me what a massively moronic endeavor this is – I will leave my bike at home, while riding the subway, which happens to be running on time and isnt packed like a sardine can – while listening to Wait Wait Dont Tell Me podcasts.
Finally, I want to apologize for Maryland. I wasnt born there but I grew up there. I was given my first car at age 15, six months before I could drive. It was a V8 Chevy Nova. Engine was so powerful it could pull small buildings. It drank gas so fast it was individually responsible for the gas shortage of the 1970s. In one of those chaos theories of how history is created, it was my massively horrific driving as a teenager down River Road that set the seed for what is today Maryland’s miserable driving culture. For this, I apologize.
Now, please, its your turn. Please tell us how you will fail your yet-unknown-to-you team in the coming months.
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