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The Plan

Final Notes

By Kendall Defoe Published 12 months ago Updated 12 months ago 1 min read
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The Plan
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  1. Make notes about the number of staff in and out of the building at all times.
  2. Organize a team of experts in safe-cracking and weapon use.
  3. Make sure not to involve that idiot Brian who thinks he's God's gift to crime whenever he gets drunk and starts bragging.
  4. Pick a day when all factors seem to be in your favour and make sure you do have a proper getaway vehicle (at least two of them must be available).
  5. Ignore the advice you receive from Brian about what types of vehicles you should use...like his.
  6. Point out to the team that Brian still drives the same car he had in high school and that he never had to pay for it.
  7. Use Brian's vehicle without telling him what your plans are.
  8. Remember that it is a holiday weekend and that no one is going to be in the building.
  9. Remember that Brian is also on holiday because he works there and knows the place inside and out.
  10. Bring Brian along to give you some general information.
  11. Decide that the weekend is too long and that you can wait for another date.
  12. Ignore Brian's and the team's offer to join them.
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Kendall Defoe

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  • Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock11 months ago

    Sounds like a plan.

  • Roy Stevens11 months ago

    That was funny Kendall!

  • ThatWriterWoman12 months ago

    I love your humour! Nice!

  • Naomi Tyhurst12 months ago

    Love the humor! XD

  • Lol, poor Brian! This was hilarious!

  • Ian Read12 months ago

    Brian found a way 😆

  • Brenton F12 months ago

    A refreshing, novel take on the challenge and not without its own unique charm It did bring this to mind - https://youtu.be/NnKp0cGuAh4 - well done KD!

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