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    Mapping your way is a MUST! I live and do pick ups in some poorer sections of town. I do not pay for pick ups unless it is a HUGE amount of towers, so not having cash does not apply to me. However, a lot of folks want me to come into their home to retrieve said items. I refuse to enter anyone's home (unless it is an elderly couple) because I do not want to pay for any damages that I may have or may not have caused. In court it would be your word against theirs. I have a friend that is waiting on a court date right now, because of this very situation.

    I refuse to carry a gun or large knife. However, my pocket knife stays with me as does a small aluminum bat, that saltwater fishermen use for knocking out their catch. I am aware that neither of my puny weapons would stand a chance against a gun. Although if someone tries to 'roll' me without a firearm, they are going to pay for it dearly...



    Caution is a must when dealing with the public. There are a lot of nice people in the world. It is the desperate addicts out there that I worry about the most. It is rare for a hard working man to rob you because his car insurance is due ...

    Be safe out there guys n gals.

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