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Triple 699

That was the first time I walked pass the area from the shortcut, cars were parked in a line. I casually glanced at them as I walked by. Then the first 699 showed up, I kept walking, the second 699, at the end of the line, the third 699. I was in a hurry so I didn't stop to snap them one by one. But I can make a record of it before the memory fades away. So many cars in the world with different digits, yet three of them manage to stay at the same place at the moment I pass by a place I usually don't go.

What do you want to tell me this time? How can a bond be so astonishing? What kind of connection is it?

Hey girl, it's easy. 699,699,699.
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