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I’m the Scatman.

Last minute road trip to Nashville–check. Pit stop at Taco Bell–yes, please. Economic ways to stay smelling almost just sorta like nice-ish perfume:genius.

spotted at a gas station in Kentucky.

Posted On 01.17.09

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