On Paul M.’s letter, and on small-claims court.
San Francisco, California
September 29, 2000
Dear Readers,
Today’s letter, by Paul Maliszewski, is the sequel to his letter about the giant moving sale, which we published a few weeks ago. What was not sold in the giant moving sale was loaded into a truck, and driven, by Paul, from upstate New York to the new south – today’s letter recounts the drive.
At 2 p.m. Durham time today, Paul and Monique will plead their case in small-claims court in Durham, North Carolina. A gag order prohibits me from explaining just whom they are suing, and why, but it is relevant to today’s letter: the damages they seek were incurred in the course of the move that Paul has been recounting in his open letters. The only thing I can tell you is that they are not suing the woman who stole the watch inepisode one.
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Yours truly,
