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Bad but good. In a strange way, lucky I got a flat!

In a strange way, lucky I got a flat when I did.
Sounds bizarre, but sometimes things work out is a weird kind of way.

So the story is I order some new rear tyres (thats how we spell it here) on Thursday. Shop says would you like them installed Frid or Tuesday? I say Tues cause Mon is a public holiday here and thinking the weekend can be the last hoorah for some driving with PSM OFF .
So off we go on Sat for a coffee only to discover a few minutes later that I have a flat in the rear. Turns out I got a screw in it at work on Frid night. The funny thing is if I got the new tyres on Frid as first thought, then its inevitable that the brand new tyre would have lasted only several hours .
So bad I got a flat. Good I only punctured the dead tyre. Bad the CS is now off the road till Tues. Good it did not cost me any extra $. Bad coffee got delayed! Oh and bad I did not get to fang it....
Anybody else had bad but good things happen at the same time as fate would have it?

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