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Brinks Security
![]() Sitting at a red light this morning, I noticed something shiny glaring in my eyes. On closer inspection, I come to find out that it is a GUN! I freak out, but then realize it is a Brinks Security Officer holding the weapon, as I now see him back his partner holding the bag of money, following him into the bank. I get the green light and haul tail out of there, but it got me thinking, is this what the world has come to? Is it now a vital componet to have a lookout man holding a loaded gun so that the transaction of money is safe? Please let me know your opinion because I was freaked out this morning. thanks, SlaveLabor Last edited by NewsHound; 03-27-2007 at 11:17 PM. |
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Yeah that's been standard practice for quite some time. Back in the day it was just a hand on the piece but now they pull it out. Nothing new and the only thing you really need to be concerned about is that you hope today isn't the day they told that guy to f'ck off when he asked for a raise.
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Brinks Security
Having your wepon out is to put people off, keep them away from you. It's been that way for 38 years that I know of.
People are always asking do you have any of that to spare or do you have change, it get real old fast. were just trying to do the job not get asked for money that not ours all the time |
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