![]() 01/29/2018 at 13:34 • Filed to: Makes you go hmm | ![]() | ![]() |
Yet there’s a safe on board...
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that’s for the diamonds and gold
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For the Crystal Pepsi, of course.
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I hope they’re not dealing in Coke.
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Pepsi points.
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“Driver carries no cash, but there’s a fucking ton in the safe in back”
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The driver doesn’t carry cash, the truck does. Stupid
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Looks like the driver won’t even have the key.
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The thing is, because of the notice we all thought they didn’t carry cash, and muggers won’t realize it either.
Unless they see this post....
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Don’t be silly, that’s where the driver keeps their guns! :D
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The secret recipe. Safe is unlocked, but nobody even cares.
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Ya think you used enough dynamite, Butch?
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Well technically the driver doesn’t carry any cash. The truck does though.
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That reminds me, I just read a great book that talked (among many other topics) about safe cracking. Basically this guy worked at Los Alamos developing the atomic bomb and everyone had combination-locking file cabinets. He figured out that if the drawers were open, he could fiddle with the lock while chatting with people in their office, and figure out two of the numbers. With the degree of error on any one number, he could guess the first within around 20 tries (for example, if the number was 10, anything between about 8 and 12 would work). So any time someone’s desk was locked and they needed something, he would go into the office, close the door, and within 30 minutes (sometimes much less) he’s got the thing open. But it was largely because he already knew (memorized) the last two numbers. Everyone thought he was a master safe cracking genius, but he was only just a regular genius with a great memory.
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A similar trick could be used on Master combination locks.
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That’s for the secret recipe, just in case he has a leak and has to make more.
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Pepsi’s only good from a fountain.
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Here in liberalville? No way!
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It’s the driver’s own fault for leaving the door open in a public space.
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Yup.
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Richard Feynman was slightly more than a regular genius.
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Well, he doesn’t carry it on his person, its in the safe in the trailer. So the sign is technically correct.
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Indeed, he was. Glad someone knew who I was talking about! I really enjoyed the book, I’ve already put another one of his on my list.