“Have your taxi waiting, (almost) close my door. Close your game, cause I feel better…” That was when the bonus track chanted English singer
Dido. Not diddle or dildo.
Dido from the CD cover she looked a little like the actress
Meg Ryan in the movie
You’ve Got Mail with her song
Thank You in the MTV. But this album was
Life For Rent, and the yellow cab waiting outside the local
Citibankbranch before it was shutting down. I had a paycheck deposited into my
Citibank account which was still active on that day, July 29, 2004, that I carried it back from the
Taipei City ZooMcDonald’s with two malicious
Toyota dealer members negotiated earlier in the morning until afternoon. One could be dealership owner and the other a rich family offspring saleswoman, they had been involved with the fraud before the deal on November 2, 2002 and failed to notify me that
Toyota would buy back
Toyota car with window heat insulation defect in
Toyota advertisement before the car was brought back. That
Toyota car had many problems, though I had bought it from
the Toyota company with government goods tax official receipt, and had been regularly driving the car to the local
Toyota automobile maintenance plant to care the new car, as my university classmate
Mr. Yang suggested in August 1996 when he was driving his
Volkswagen with us on the interstate of
R.I. as a freshman of
the Brown University.