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I'd planned it out to the minute, and should have been outwithin three. But the cashier had a heart attack. Then theperson stocking the shelves couldn't open the register. Whilehe's trying to deal with that, a customer bursts in. Thatcustomer then identifies himself as an off-duty police officer.Three minutes becomes between five and ten years.See More
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Posted on July 23, 2009 at 10:32pm 1 Comment 0 Favorites
I'd planned it out to the minute, and should have been out
within three. But the cashier had a heart attack. Then the
person stocking the shelves couldn't open the register. While
he's trying to deal with that, a customer bursts in. That
customer then identifies himself as an off-duty police officer.
Three minutes becomes between five and ten years.
within three. But the cashier had a heart attack. Then the
person stocking the shelves couldn't open the register. While
he's trying to deal with that, a customer bursts in. That
customer then identifies himself as an off-duty police officer.
Three minutes becomes between five and ten years.
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