David Gant

And so when they checked the – when she showed up, same thing, I'm missing money. They were like, that's weird. They went back and checked the surveillance, and she had stopped the vehicle, got out, went to her car, and came back. And they were like, no, something's wrong. So they actually called the police, went to her car, and found the money. She was fired.

And he goes, but the thing is, he's like, they recovered the money. He goes, they just fired her. They didn't press charges or anything.

And he goes, but the thing is, he's like, they recovered the money. He goes, they just fired her. They didn't press charges or anything.

And he goes, but the thing is, he's like, they recovered the money. He goes, they just fired her. They didn't press charges or anything.

Because they don't want the publicity. Right. They don't want that in the news. They don't want to be in the news at all. One of the things I do remember is we had a messenger. He went all around. He went for like five or six stops on his route. And I think there was like 100. $175,000 cash. There was a little spot on the back bumper. And this bag, big cloth bag, fit right in that little nook.

Because they don't want the publicity. Right. They don't want that in the news. They don't want to be in the news at all. One of the things I do remember is we had a messenger. He went all around. He went for like five or six stops on his route. And I think there was like 100. $175,000 cash. There was a little spot on the back bumper. And this bag, big cloth bag, fit right in that little nook.

Because they don't want the publicity. Right. They don't want that in the news. They don't want to be in the news at all. One of the things I do remember is we had a messenger. He went all around. He went for like five or six stops on his route. And I think there was like 100. $175,000 cash. There was a little spot on the back bumper. And this bag, big cloth bag, fit right in that little nook.

And he rode around, I think it was Mooresville? I'm not sure. But it was somewhere in western North Carolina. He rode around for like an hour and a half with $175,000 on the back, on the bumper of the truck.

And he rode around, I think it was Mooresville? I'm not sure. But it was somewhere in western North Carolina. He rode around for like an hour and a half with $175,000 on the back, on the bumper of the truck.

And he rode around, I think it was Mooresville? I'm not sure. But it was somewhere in western North Carolina. He rode around for like an hour and a half with $175,000 on the back, on the bumper of the truck.

Just... Did he stop, did it fall off? Did he stop and notice it?

Just... Did he stop, did it fall off? Did he stop and notice it?

Just... Did he stop, did it fall off? Did he stop and notice it?

He, when he got to his next stop, he noticed...

He, when he got to his next stop, he noticed...

He, when he got to his next stop, he noticed...

And, you know, but it... Wow. I mean... Yeah. Well, so, I mean, I know, you know, I think obviously what they want to do is they want the public to feel like, hey, this is a super secure industry. We dot all our I's. We cross all our T's. It's super secure. Everybody's paid well. Everybody's trained. They're all professional. But the truth is that's not what's really happening. Yeah.

And, you know, but it... Wow. I mean... Yeah. Well, so, I mean, I know, you know, I think obviously what they want to do is they want the public to feel like, hey, this is a super secure industry. We dot all our I's. We cross all our T's. It's super secure. Everybody's paid well. Everybody's trained. They're all professional. But the truth is that's not what's really happening. Yeah.

And, you know, but it... Wow. I mean... Yeah. Well, so, I mean, I know, you know, I think obviously what they want to do is they want the public to feel like, hey, this is a super secure industry. We dot all our I's. We cross all our T's. It's super secure. Everybody's paid well. Everybody's trained. They're all professional. But the truth is that's not what's really happening. Yeah.

Basically, on that, the emperor has no clothes. Right. You know? You go to, I look back on it now, and the gun training we got was poor. You're firing an old, they used a 38 special back then, and the range is maybe seven, eight feet to the target, and it's just huge. It's bigger than a life-size target, and you only need to hit it about eight out of ten times.