00A lady at a bookstore hung up on me five times today. So I drove all the way to talk with her. It turns out they had been scammed by someone using relay months ago. So I taught her what to do when getting a strange relay call. Explained differences between IP-relay, state relay etc. Because she's the manager, she notified all bookstores in the region to be conscious of deaf people using relay. This will help deaf here a lot with relay calls to Waldenbooks or Borders bookstores.12br10For some reason I feel like the sentences start/end abruptly, resulting in a bumpy read. I noticed a reduntant usage of "So" in "So I drove" and "So I taught". Furthermore, something feels erronous about the transition. Example: "Because she's the manager" is usually grammatically unacceptable in English courses because of the word "Because" at the beginning of the sentence.02br
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01i10A lady at a bookstore hung up on me five times today. So I drove all the way to talk with her. It turns out they had been scammed by someone using relay months ago. So I taught her what to do when getting a strange relay call. Explained differences between IP-relay, state relay etc. Because she's the