An exchange between my father and a friend of his, both of whom were raised in villages on the island of Terceira, upon hearing that their sons (myself and a friend, both of whom were raised in southern California) hung out together on the east coast:
"These guys go to New York easier than we used to go to the city."
"It's true. We hardly ever left the village. Maybe once a month. But we used to have to walk."
"Yeah, I guess if they had to walk they wouldn't make that trip so often."
"These guys go to New York easier than we used to go to the city."
"It's true. We hardly ever left the village. Maybe once a month. But we used to have to walk."
"Yeah, I guess if they had to walk they wouldn't make that trip so often."
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