Found toasters near Pullman Square, Huntington
Description
Last night around 7:30 PM, I found two toasters sitting on the ground behind Pullman Square in Huntington, West Virginia. They were old, heavy-looking, one silver with black enamel and the other white with scratches. They looked like they had been there a while, perhaps dropped from someone's car or left after a block party. I picked them up and brought them to a safe place, thinking someone might be frantically searching for their kitchen gadgets. If these belong to you, I left them here for the site to connect you with. I know it's odd to find toasters, but I hope this helps someone salvage breakfast.
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