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I was unable to afford the expense of an Amazon product throughout my time in North Africa.

Our residence is situated in a cul-de-sac that is adjacent to a primary school and pre-school. During drop-off time, the arrival of vehicles occurs sequentially, resulting in a manageable situation. However, the pick-up time poses challenges as we make concerted efforts to avoid leaving or returning to our residence between 2:30 and 3:30 pm. Regrettably, we have encountered instances where individuals have parked their vehicles obstructing both our main front driveway and the back driveway leading to our garage. One particularly audacious individual even reversed their minibus to a position near the front of our garage. Despite attempting to reason with these individuals, we have been subjected to verbal abuse, which, if overheard by the young children exiting the school, would be deemed highly inappropriate. The primary issue at hand is the insufficient number of young children in our village, which poses a challenge to the sustainability of our local school. In response, the school administration has made the decision to accept students from neighboring villages and Ashford in order to maintain its viability. Unfortunately, it is evident that there is a lack of support from both local law enforcement authorities and community members who fail to comprehend the consequences of inconsiderate behavior. A portion of my sentimentality yearns for the retention of my former automobile, equipped with a robust bull bar front, sturdy 2" steel tube side steps, and a steadfast fixed tow hitch. This configuration was so formidable that even London cab drivers would reconsider engaging in disputes with me.