Al Dukes

The one guy driving stayed in the car.

They had it timed, clearly.

The employee ran to the back.

They smashed the glass, took as much as they could, got in the car, and were gone.

Like, yeah, man, jobs like that, even something as simple as like, you know, when we go, we charter when I'm with Rutgers for all these basketball trips.

And we're at different parts of the airport that are not for everyone else.

Like we're not actually in the airport.

We go right to the plane.

There's security everywhere.

And I'm thinking, this poor guy's probably trying to make his $30 an hour just sitting in his booth hoping, eh, normal.

Meantime, you don't know terrorists or some lunatic.

That's a serious job.

Yes.

That's got real risks to it.

He just thinks he's a security guard.

Well, yeah, you're a security guard for a reason.

It can be anything.

If some wacko has something on his mind that he wants to do...

Wrong place, wrong time.

gas station i don't know why it's fair but i think about that i feel like asking that one of the one of these days i'm gonna ask the guy because i i usually see the same guy like how many weirdos you get in here a lot i used to work in seabright at the gas station till 2 a.m any i'll tell you anything after 11 30 yeah any car that's pulling in you never knew no idea never knew