Mitch

I stood there at the front and as I did, um, the guy that I thought was next SF guy, um, he had walked out from, uh, from wherever it was and he was sort of walking out to the, to the front doors and he stood there for a while waiting.

And then, uh, three more people came, came around, civilian dressed and one

He looked like a congressman, had the pin, had the flag, you know, congressman suit.

And there were a couple of people next to him, and obviously they were trying to talk to him.

And they were sort of palling around, but it was also sort of serious.

And some of the military lieutenant colonels there and the unit sergeant major escorted him out.

they got into one of the GSAs.

For anybody in the military that knows about GSA, it's the... They own everything in the government.

What was it?

Government Services Administration or... Okay.

I forget what it is.

What they...

They basically maintain all the property for the federal government.

Okay.

So if you're in the military or if you're in the federal government and you need a vehicle, basically you go to one of the GSA places and it's like renting a vehicle at Enterprise or something, but you have orders attached to it.

Some of those vehicles there, they're reserved.

At any GSA where they have VIPs that come in, for those in the know, they keep a reserve set of vehicles.

And they're extra shiny.

They're like new off the lot.

You know, their tires aren't worn very well.