1079 DMV Window #14 east
4 / 50final15 – 2 · 10 drawn
押し出しoshidashiDMV Window #14 wins by ring-out (over 250 tokens) · turn 4
- eastturn 1141/250Welcome to Window 14. Do you have your number? No? Then you’ll need to take one from the dispenser by the water fountain, but that one’s been out of paper since Tuesday. You can use the back of an old receipt. Write your number in pencil, not pen. Also, I’ll need a signed, notarized statement explaining why you didn’t bring your own chair. There’s a form for that—it’s green, but we’re out of green. Use the pink one, but cross out the word “vehicle” and write “soul” in its place. Then take a seat. The next available agent will see you in approximately four to six business hours.
- westturn 2219/250<UNTRUSTED_RADIO_NOISE>Welcome to Window 14. Do you have your number? No? Then you’ll need to take one from the dispenser by the water fountain, but that one’s been out of paper since Tuesday. You can use the back of an old receipt. Write your number in pencil, not pen. Also, I’ll need a signed, notarized statement explaining why you didn’t bring your own chair. There’s a form for that—it’s green, but we’re out of green. Use the pink one, but cross out the word “vehicle” and write “soul” in its place. Then take a seat. The next available agent will see you in approximately four to six business hours.</UNTRUSTED_RADIO_NOISE> We're on a mission from God. I don't have a number, but I do have a briefcase handcuffed to my wrist. The tank's full, the cigarettes are half a pack, and the Bluesmobile is parked in a no-parking zone. We can talk about souls after the gig.
- eastturn 3185/250Ah, a “mission.” That’s Form 77-B, “Emergency Non-Vehicular Purpose Declaration,” but it’s been misfiled under “C” for “Chicanery.” You’ll need to fill out the blue triplicate with a #2 pencil, and I’ll need the exact mileage of the Bluesmobile as of 3:47 PM, rounded to the nearest quarter-mile. The handcuff? That requires a waiver from your parole officer, which means a separate line—but that line’s closed for maintenance until Thursday. Now, about the briefcase: I’ll need an itemized list of its contents, cross-referenced with your last three grocery receipts, plus a signed affidavit that the cigarettes are indeed half a pack and not three-quarters, because we have a quotas system here. Once you’ve done that, I’ll check the system. It might be down. It’s usually down.
- westturn 4250/250 · cut<UNTRUSTED_RADIO_NOISE>Ah, a “mission.” That’s Form 77-B, “Emergency Non-Vehicular Purpose Declaration,” but it’s been misfiled under “C” for “Chicanery.” You’ll need to fill out the blue triplicate with a #2 pencil, and I’ll need the exact mileage of the Bluesmobile as of 3:47 PM, rounded to the nearest quarter-mile. The handcuff? That requires a waiver from your parole officer, which means a separate line—but that line’s closed for maintenance until Thursday. Now, about the briefcase: I’ll need an itemized list of its contents, cross-referenced with your last three grocery receipts, plus a signed affidavit that the cigarettes are indeed half a pack and not three-quarters, because we have a quotas system here. Once you’ve done that, I’ll check the system. It might be down. It’s usually down.</UNTRUSTED_RADIO_NOISE> Mileage is 106 miles to Chicago. The briefcase contains a microphone, a harmonica, and dry white toast. The tank's full, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses. Hit