I called Steve and he said to buy it and bring it over to make sure it's the right one this time. I went to the ATM by the Dollar Store and got out $40, then went to K'nechts and bought the distributor, then went to Steve's and showed it to him. He said that it's the right one this time (yay!) but they should have given me the wire that comes out of it. He said to go back to K'nechts and ask about the wire and buy a cap and rotor for it. He scrounged around and found an old distributor that was the same kind as the one in my car and said to give it to them for the $30, and he'd just keep mine when he takes it out. That was cool. The only problem was, I was planning on the stop at his house to be the last of my errands, and since he lives near Santa Clara, I was going to stop by Taco Bell for lunch. Now I needed to go back to Junction City for more stuff, but I went to Taco Bell first, anyway. I got the #8, which is 2 gorditas with sour cream and a large soda and some mexi fries. She asked if I wanted a certain side dish and I declined, but said I wanted mexi fries. Well, when I got my order, it came with everything, except there were 2 orders of mexi fries. I guess the lady thought I meant I wanted mexi fries in addition to the combo meal, baka (great, now I'm calling people "baka" like someone else I know. That reminds me, on ".Hack: Infection" I have it set so the people talk with their Japanese voices instead of the English ones recorded when they translated the game and when Gardenia told my character to shut up, the voice said "urusai". That's the first time I've heard it said by someone talking in Japanese, even after watching all those Japanese episodes of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z). So then I went to K'nechts and bought the cap and rotor and he put them on for me. He said I have to use the wire from the distributor I brought in, so he took it off for me and put it on my new one. Lastly, I called Steve and set up an appointment for Wednesday for him to put it in.

"The Matrix: Reloaded" starts showing on the 15th. Nick at work said he'll probably see it with Carly, so whatever. But the 15th is also the day my CDs are scheduled to arrive. A few years ago I found this site with all these Dragon Ball Z songs from the show that this guy took from his CDs and ripped into MP3s, though only in 96-bit quality. At the time, I didn't know anything about quality. Since then, I've always wanted to find better quality ones, but I can only find a few of them on KaZaA or WinMX. I finally decided to order the CD myself. There are several CD sets, but the one I'm getting has all the songs. It's 5 CDs long and has every opening theme, ending credits theme, background song, some songs inspired by the anime, of all the movies and TV sagas of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. That cost me $83. Now all I need to get is the CD with the songs from the 3 DBZ games for Super Nintendo, remixed with real instruments. They sound cool, trust me. Now I just need money! Lol.