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How I Fared on my Guinness for Gas Cap Exchange

When Mary and I stopped to gas up, the station attendant pointed out that the gas cap was missing. I knew we could easily go get one at Captain Sharks but I decided to pass by the Tropic Air Hanger first to see if Dick could help me find a spare one. As we pulled up to the window, he happened to be standing right there with a few of the mechanics. While I was asking him about a getting a cap from Glen, Lindsberg overheard our conversation and offered that he had a spare cap and he would bring it the next day.

Sure enough not long after Dick got to work, I got a text that said: Cap here, some Guinness for Lindsbrg would be nice. I was glad he gave me drink preference as I was just going to do regular Belikin or Rum. I picked up 6 beers in Boca Del Rio,  headed to the hanger to trade them for the gas cap. After that I delivered it to Felipe at Pedro’s Hotel so it could get on the cart that needed it.

How will did I far in my gas cap barter? 6 Beers cost me $24 BZD and a new gas cap at Captain Sharks would have cost $32 BZD. Hearing how happy Lindsberg was with his Guinness beers priceless. He took them home on his break to make them nice and cold for a Friday night treat after work.

Here are a few pictures I took over the last couple days as I joyrode around with with Mary and Dick.

dontown san pedro
Updated picture of the work on the lagoon side
san pedro town
Lagoon side of the island
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Shine your light bright
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Driving through San Pablo
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Mayan Treasure Coffee sign at Save On
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Afternoon visit at Crazy Canucks
el divino restaurant banana beach resort
Cobb salad for lunch at El Divino
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Back to Canucks for Friday night trivia

 

8 thoughts on “How I Fared on my Guinness for Gas Cap Exchange

  1. Dr Al says:

    Guiness beer must be served at precisely 9 degrees Celsius (48F ). This is the ideal temperature. Anything else is considered gauche. Just sayin’

  2. Emily says:

    Is the Mayan Treasure coffee new, Laurie? Never saw it on the island when we were there, and boy would I have loved a change from Gallon Jug. It was okay, but I was so tired of it. That cobb salad looks delish!

  3. tacogirl says:

    I just figured it was a matter of taste people drink it both ways Wagner. Similar to me not really liking coffee after trying it hot, then when I had my first Vietnamese iced coffee I was hooked on cold coffee for life 🙂

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