A Conversation In A Bank Line

I took my mom to her bank. There seemed to be a lot of people in line. I mentioned to my mom that I notice that one of my head lights on my 89 Nissan Sentra went out.

A guy in the line asked me what year is my car. I told him I had an 89 Nissan Sentra. He told me that most people just keep there cars at 20 years old then get rid of them.

I told him that I like to keep my cars even when they are over 30 years old. Well, I say that cause my oldest car is my 89 Nissan Sentra which is now 30 years old.

I told the guy that people wanted to buy my car, but I told them I didn't want to sell while it still runs.

To make my headlight work again, I just have to replace the light bulb. I think the last time I bought a headlight bulb for that car it was about $12 plus tax. I am hoping that the price didn't go up.

Anyway the man that was talking to us, kept on rubbing his knee. I asked if he had a bad knee? He told me it had to do with arthritis. I asked him if he liked eating seaweed.

He told me that he doesn't eat seaweed and asked if he should. I told him that my mom, and at that moment I put my hand on my mom's shoulder, called me that told me that she was feeling pain of sore muscles.

I told the man that I asked my mom if she is still making her seaweed soup and taking vitamin C. Well my mom told me that she hasn't been making her seaweed soup and not taking vitamin C.

So I told the guy that my mom started to make seaweed soup again and taking vitamin C again too. Well, her recent report is that her sore muscle pain is gone and my mom nodded at him that, that is true.

I told him the name of the seaweed that we use is called, Wakame and I spelled it out to him. Well, he pulled out some paper and started to write that down. It is also interesting that people in the line were listening in also. I would smile at them.

I told him that this wakame seaweed I bought in Amazon.com. It is a 2.2 pound bag for $35. He told me that the price was reasonable. I told the guy that last night I took a can of Progresso chicken noodle soup and mix in a handful of the dried wakame seaweed. I told him that I do like the taste.

I told him that the dry pieces of wakame seaweed soak up the liquid and it does look like seaweed then. I also told him about the huge amounts of iodine and potassium in this wakame seaweed and also the trace minerals.

I also told him that there is a lot of salt in this wakame seaweed. He told me that he is not too worried about salt. I told him that is good. I also mentioned that Jesus told us to have salt in us.

It is written, Salt good: but if the salt have lost his saltness, wherewith will ye season it? Have salt in yourselves, and have peace one with another. Mark 9:50.

I told him that if he doesn't want to order through the internet, that if he would go to a Japanese food store that he will find that seaweed.

Then it was his turn to go to a window bank teller.

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