Charles Bukowski: I didn't even have a uniform, just a cap. I wore my regular clothes. The way my shackjob Betty and I drank there was har

I didn't even have a uniform, just a cap. I wore my regular clothes. The way my — Charles Bukowski

I didn't even have a uniform, just a cap. I wore my regular clothes. The way my shackjob Betty and I drank there was hardly money for clothes.

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But I did not yield at once; I enjoyed the process of being argued with too keen — Samuel Butler
'Tis not enough your counsel still be true; Blunt truths more mischief than nice — Alexander Pope