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- Waiting for the right time.
- That's not what I mean.
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I'm saying you can make timing.
You just have to pay attention.
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I don't want to hear your stupid ideas
right now. Please. Please.
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Air Supply. Pull.
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Last week, the pieces
of the puzzle came together.
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I'd been looking at the bank
differently for months now.
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The bank stopped being the place
I showed up and forgot myself...
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until it was time to leave.
It was a house of money.
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I broke it into parts.
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There are five places money is kept,
all in cash.
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One, the cash drawer.
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It carries approximately 10 thousand
at a given time and is counted daily.
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Two, the ATM machine. It carries at
least 40 thousand and is counted daily.
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Three, the mini-vault.
The small vault behind the tellers.
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Around 250 thousand,
and counted daily.
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Four, the vault.
Mainly a storage facility...
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that could be carrying cashier's
drawers and other valuables.
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Or maybe nothing.
Inventoried daily.
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Five, safety deposit boxes.
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A potpourri of cash,
valuables, documents...
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and meaningless mementos.
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There is no record of anything put
in a safety deposit box.
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Merchant's a customer at the bank.
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He shows up
about twice a month.
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Sometimes he brings his dog.
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He's loaded. He sells some kind
of ''Get rich quick'' package.
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He doesn't know who I am
but every time I see him...
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I can feel the blood
in my eyes start to boil.
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Last week, he wanted to see
his safety deposit box.
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So I take him around and
I ask if he has his key.
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He looks at me for a second,
then turns around.
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He's fiddling with
the dog's collar...
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and I see in the reflection that the
dog's tag pops open like a locket.
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He turns around with his key.
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I take my key
and we open his box.