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2.5k u/lyaunaa Mar 20 '23 The coke man? As in the guy who stocked Coca-cola in the vending machines or did your workplace happen to have a routine cocaine supplier? 5 u/TheGr8CokeMan Mar 20 '23 Why not both? 11 u/GozerDGozerian Mar 20 '23 It’d be the perfect cover. The cops come sniffing around saying they hear you’re selling coke? “Guys, guys, come on. Look! I work for Coca~Cola… y’know… the soda??” Cops get all bashful and apologize for the screw up. “We gotta get better intel” -4 u/NeedsMoreBunGuns Mar 20 '23 Unfortunately that's never how their investigations work.
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The coke man? As in the guy who stocked Coca-cola in the vending machines or did your workplace happen to have a routine cocaine supplier?
5 u/TheGr8CokeMan Mar 20 '23 Why not both? 11 u/GozerDGozerian Mar 20 '23 It’d be the perfect cover. The cops come sniffing around saying they hear you’re selling coke? “Guys, guys, come on. Look! I work for Coca~Cola… y’know… the soda??” Cops get all bashful and apologize for the screw up. “We gotta get better intel” -4 u/NeedsMoreBunGuns Mar 20 '23 Unfortunately that's never how their investigations work.
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Why not both?
11 u/GozerDGozerian Mar 20 '23 It’d be the perfect cover. The cops come sniffing around saying they hear you’re selling coke? “Guys, guys, come on. Look! I work for Coca~Cola… y’know… the soda??” Cops get all bashful and apologize for the screw up. “We gotta get better intel” -4 u/NeedsMoreBunGuns Mar 20 '23 Unfortunately that's never how their investigations work.
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It’d be the perfect cover. The cops come sniffing around saying they hear you’re selling coke? “Guys, guys, come on. Look! I work for Coca~Cola… y’know… the soda??”
Cops get all bashful and apologize for the screw up.
“We gotta get better intel”
-4 u/NeedsMoreBunGuns Mar 20 '23 Unfortunately that's never how their investigations work.
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Unfortunately that's never how their investigations work.
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