I have become comfortably numb.

Take down requests and C&D letters will be forwarded to my attorney Marc J. Randazza.

Dear Daymak Dune Buggies

Christopher L. Jorgensen
PO Box 546
Ames, IA 50010

January 21, 2020

Daymak
15 Curity Ave.
Toronto, Ontario
M4B 1X4

Dear Daymak Dune Buggies,

​I have a rich fantasy life and I love imagining I am the kind of guy that would get out in a Daymak Dune Buggy 3000. They look like incredible fun. I can imagine myself flying along at 40 km/h with the wind in my hair, my partner in adventure at my side, sharing knowing helmeted glances as we are launched into the air off of a dirt ramp, to then come crashing back safely to the ground, only to do it all over again! I can think of only a few things that would be more fun, and at least one of those isn’t legal! I’m not exactly sure how fast 40 km/h is in American miles per hour, but I’m sure it’s quite fast!

But here’s my problem: Where would I drive it? I don’t know how you guys do things in Canada, but I doubt the Daymak Dune Buggy 3000 is “street legal” in the good ol’ US of A! So this means I’d need a trailer and something to pull that trailer. Then I would need someplace to take it for a drive, and I don’t know if you can tell from my address, but I live smack dab in the middle of the plains. There isn’t a hill for as far as my eye can see. So as much as it pains me, I think the Daymak Dune Buggy 3000 will just have to remain a fantasy of mine. I’ll just file it away in my brain right next to Liv Tyler.

This is probably a good thing, as there is a fairly likely chance I’d just end up killing myself, but what a way to go!

Sincerely,

Christopher L. Jorgensen


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