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The T Shirt is 100% cotton pre shrunk Gildan 5000 shirt. 1 Middle Weight Contender; Comfy Men’s Short Sleeve Blank Tee Shirt. 100% Cotton. Strong double needle stitched neckline and bottom hem. Shoulder-to-shoulder taping. Quarter turned. Seamless collar The Digital Printed Transfer and will be placed centered on the t shirt If there are any questions are you need any help with the design please feel free to contact us we will try our best to answer message very quickly and we would love to hear from you. If you would like bulk pricing on any of our products please let us know and we can give you special bulk pricing.

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A friend texted me a rundown of the news, saying that the town was an isolated island, cut off from any resources or outlets, and that we should be prepared for days before power and water were restored. It seemed reasonable to stock up on groceries and prepare for three to five days. I still had running water in my house, but I had stopped flushing the toilet. I drove around, looking for a grocery store. Trader Joe’s was closed, and I watched a woman try unsuccessfully to negotiate with the workers at the dumpsters to give her the food they were throwing away. I parked there and walked across the street to the only grocery store in town that was still open, Harris Teeter. I waited in line for at least an hour, maybe two. I made friends with some of the people in line, and my dog, a newly certified volunteer therapy dog, gave everyone a kiss. She was happy about it.

The Harris Teeter manager said they could only take credit cards or cash. The kid next to me said it was only $14, and the couple behind me said they only took debit cards, so I told them I would take their place. The store was quiet, neat, well-stocked, and strangely normal. They limited who could come in to a very small number. They had electricity but absolutely no water, no propane, no charcoal, nothing like that. I bought some Powerades. Then I drove around downtown looking for people congregating and finding Wi-Fi. I came to a corner that turned out to be the DHS office, which had the best Wi-Fi signal ever. Now I could actually get some work done. Then I saw my new friend, the emergency contact I had been trying to reach earlier, and we hugged in the middle of the street. He said he got my message but it was a day late. His water tap was completely dry. He ran into some friends who were planning a barbecue. I heard people talking about the press conference the day before and they confirmed that I-26 was open to Charlotte; after all, that was the only way out of Asheville. That told me I could leave tomorrow. I called the airline and the rental car company, my mom and my friends, and I made plans and made them. It was my only option.

I used that time to connect with friends in Durham and ask about road conditions. Were all the roads out of Asheville impassable? Could I afford to risk it and turn back if I ran into trouble with one tank of gas? Could I afford to take detours through small roads I was unfamiliar with and have no way to check conditions in real time? My car was the only way I could charge my phone or listen to the radio for updates, and it was my only source of information other than fleeting Wi-Fi signals. I was shocked that all four public radio stations were broadcasting Saturday morning traffic updates and emergencies around the clock. Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me? Dude. Today? I got more useful and informative information from WNCW, a local independent station, as well as a Christian rock station. They invited people to call and report on the roads, and all I heard on Saturday was a loud “Don’t leave” from people stuck there. People were getting on the highway with a quarter tank of gas, trying to get gas on their way out of town. People were running out of gas at every exit. It was chaos.

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