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We haven't been back to Inflation Eve (as it's called) in a few years. Apparently, it's become the family thing to do for the rest of the tri-state area. They were herding people down streets to line them up. It went from a fairly casual thing a few years ago to a well organized cattle herding operation. We ducked out before being forced into the crowd. I'm guessing we won't be back anytime soon.
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