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I'm sure it does. Usually the biggest thing was they would lose coins because they have them boxed up, and one of our horror stories was bad rainstorm guy got caught in his house, taking in a load of coin. The boxes got wet, busted coins go everywhere. And they had to go out there with brooms and, uh,

I'm sure it does. Usually the biggest thing was they would lose coins because they have them boxed up, and one of our horror stories was bad rainstorm guy got caught in his house, taking in a load of coin. The boxes got wet, busted coins go everywhere. And they had to go out there with brooms and, uh,

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 $175,000 cash. There was a little spot on the back bumper. And this bag...

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 $175,000 cash. There was a little spot on the back bumper. And this bag...

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 $175,000 cash. There was a little spot on the back bumper. And this bag...

big cloth bag fit right in that little nook right and he rode around i think it was mooresville i'm not sure but it's somewhere in western north carolina he rode around for like an hour and a half with 175 000 on the back of on the bumper of the truck just did he stop did it fall off did he stop and notice it or he uh when he got to his next stop he noticed and you know but it it

big cloth bag fit right in that little nook right and he rode around i think it was mooresville i'm not sure but it's somewhere in western north carolina he rode around for like an hour and a half with 175 000 on the back of on the bumper of the truck just did he stop did it fall off did he stop and notice it or he uh when he got to his next stop he noticed and you know but it it

big cloth bag fit right in that little nook right and he rode around i think it was mooresville i'm not sure but it's somewhere in western north carolina he rode around for like an hour and a half with 175 000 on the back of on the bumper of the truck just did he stop did it fall off did he stop and notice it or he uh when he got to his next stop he noticed and you know but it it

Yeah. Okay. 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 life-size target. And you only need to hit it about eight out of ten times.

Yeah. Okay. 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 life-size target. And you only need to hit it about eight out of ten times.

Yeah. Okay. 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 life-size target. And you only need to hit it about eight out of ten times.

and everybody gets to fire a shotgun, and it's a really sad joke.

and everybody gets to fire a shotgun, and it's a really sad joke.

and everybody gets to fire a shotgun, and it's a really sad joke.

Basically, they tell you to run away. And if the driver is watching you, because they're supposed to watch you in the mirror, not all of them do, he sees you run away, he's supposed to drive away as well. That way, you lose that one stop, and that's it.

Basically, they tell you to run away. And if the driver is watching you, because they're supposed to watch you in the mirror, not all of them do, he sees you run away, he's supposed to drive away as well. That way, you lose that one stop, and that's it.

Basically, they tell you to run away. And if the driver is watching you, because they're supposed to watch you in the mirror, not all of them do, he sees you run away, he's supposed to drive away as well. That way, you lose that one stop, and that's it.

Yeah, my wife at the time worked. Okay, did you have kids? No, no kids. Okay. What happened was, overtime... you know, the stress of the job and the stress of my life. We'd just bought a house, two new cars, and we're getting by, but just as long as I keep working long hours, we'll be fine. And that started to wear on me.

Yeah, my wife at the time worked. Okay, did you have kids? No, no kids. Okay. What happened was, overtime... you know, the stress of the job and the stress of my life. We'd just bought a house, two new cars, and we're getting by, but just as long as I keep working long hours, we'll be fine. And that started to wear on me.

Yeah, my wife at the time worked. Okay, did you have kids? No, no kids. Okay. What happened was, overtime... you know, the stress of the job and the stress of my life. We'd just bought a house, two new cars, and we're getting by, but just as long as I keep working long hours, we'll be fine. And that started to wear on me.