Wasting Perfect ConditionsThe sight of the new Buick almost makes Heyward Jennings physically ill. At sixty years old, the prominent Atlanta banker can no longer oblige himself to drive another of the sensible gray Buicks that First Mercantile Security Bank provides its executives as company cars. At the twilight of his career and the brink of old age Heyward realizes his life, much like the dull gray cars, is guarded and boring. On impulse, Heyward retires and moves, with his