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05-28-2014 | 05:00 PM
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05-28-2014 | 05:58 PM
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From: Chris's Closet
05-28-2014 | 06:02 PM
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From: Burning the Agitprop of the Apparat
If the contents of his haul were really leaking, he is very fortunate to have not gone into cardiac arrest.
At this point a stay in jail may be the best thing for his own preservation.
Money will always be a powerful motivation, which is why the "War on some Drugs" will always be a failure.
Odds are this was not the first time, nor did he intend it to be the last.
At this point a stay in jail may be the best thing for his own preservation.
Money will always be a powerful motivation, which is why the "War on some Drugs" will always be a failure.
Odds are this was not the first time, nor did he intend it to be the last.
05-28-2014 | 06:10 PM
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From: B767
If the contents of his haul were really leaking, he is very fortunate to have not gone into cardiac arrest.
At this point a stay in jail may be the best thing for his own preservation.
Money will always be a powerful motivation, which is why the "War on some Drugs" will always be a failure.
At this point a stay in jail may be the best thing for his own preservation.
Money will always be a powerful motivation, which is why the "War on some Drugs" will always be a failure.
The reason I say this is I remember a story a few years back about a pilot that was asked to smuggle some pot in a rented plane across the country... He only wanted to do it once, but after he did it he was basically made an offer he couldn't refuse for subsequent trips. I think he worked for a fractional as a captain.
05-28-2014 | 06:13 PM
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
I think part of the problem too is that some of these people might decide to try something small once or twice... Like one small job for a few thousand bucks, etc. But once they've started, it's probably VERY difficult or even downright scary to say "No!" to whoever they're working for.
The reason I say this is I remember a story a few years back about a pilot that was asked to smuggle some pot in a rented plane across the country... He only wanted to do it once, but after he did it he was basically made an offer he couldn't refuse for subsequent trips. I think he worked for a fractional as a captain.
The reason I say this is I remember a story a few years back about a pilot that was asked to smuggle some pot in a rented plane across the country... He only wanted to do it once, but after he did it he was basically made an offer he couldn't refuse for subsequent trips. I think he worked for a fractional as a captain.
05-28-2014 | 06:17 PM
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From: Burning the Agitprop of the Apparat
05-29-2014 | 04:15 AM
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From: 737-Right
I think part of the problem too is that some of these people might decide to try something small once or twice... Like one small job for a few thousand bucks, etc. But once they've started, it's probably VERY difficult or even downright scary to say "No!" to whoever they're working for.
The reason I say this is I remember a story a few years back about a pilot that was asked to smuggle some pot in a rented plane across the country... He only wanted to do it once, but after he did it he was basically made an offer he couldn't refuse for subsequent trips. I think he worked for a fractional as a captain.
The reason I say this is I remember a story a few years back about a pilot that was asked to smuggle some pot in a rented plane across the country... He only wanted to do it once, but after he did it he was basically made an offer he couldn't refuse for subsequent trips. I think he worked for a fractional as a captain.
It sounds like you are defending his actions? I hope not.
05-29-2014 | 04:18 AM
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From: 737-Right
If the contents of his haul were really leaking, he is very fortunate to have not gone into cardiac arrest.
At this point a stay in jail may be the best thing for his own preservation.
Money will always be a powerful motivation, which is why the "War on some Drugs" will always be a failure.
Odds are this was not the first time, nor did he intend it to be the last.
At this point a stay in jail may be the best thing for his own preservation.
Money will always be a powerful motivation, which is why the "War on some Drugs" will always be a failure.
Odds are this was not the first time, nor did he intend it to be the last.
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