Mark Pilcher
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Went to pick up my suppressor the other day at my local gun store, and while I was waiting, a woman came in and was wanting to give them some powder. Apparently her husband had passed away and she didn't want it in the house. She ended up giving them a 15 pound drum full of Bullseye. No one knew how to open the upressit top! I showed them how it works. I smelled the powder, and it was not acrid. It was also not rusty looking as degraded powder gets. I bought the drum and contents for $50 + tax. They made money and I got a good deal. If I hadn't been waiting I would have asked the woman what other items she was looking to dispose of. Oh, well. I'll settle for $600 bucks worth of powder for $50.
Some of you folks need help with reading comprehension. I had no conversation with the widow. None. No interaction at all. We didn't even make eye contact. I overheard snippets of her conversation with the gun store employees. I only figured out what had transpired after I had concluded my business with my silencer, and well after she had left the store. The keg of powder was still on the counter and the employee who received it was trying to figure out how to open the container.
What would you have me do? Should I take to lurking around the front of gun stores with a pocketful of $20's demanding to know the nature of the business approaching customers hope to accomplish? I'm sure that will go over well.
Some of you folks need help with reading comprehension. I had no conversation with the widow. None. No interaction at all. We didn't even make eye contact. I overheard snippets of her conversation with the gun store employees. I only figured out what had transpired after I had concluded my business with my silencer, and well after she had left the store. The keg of powder was still on the counter and the employee who received it was trying to figure out how to open the container.
What would you have me do? Should I take to lurking around the front of gun stores with a pocketful of $20's demanding to know the nature of the business approaching customers hope to accomplish? I'm sure that will go over well.
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