No right way

  I read about the man who was the victim of a hit and run accident in Glens Falls.  A while ago, probably 10 or so years, I was on the job, driving  a woman to an office in Glens Falls, an area I was not that familiar with. Wanting reassurance that  we were heading in the right direction on entering the city, I stopped at a gas station to confirm my directions. The attendant said yes, just a short distance ahead, but he warned that the way the road had been constructed that there was no way to be in the correct lane when making the right turn to our destination. So do this, he said, and we did, and we got there safely. But the path was a labyrinth.