3rd time having a gun pulled out around/on me. First time in very close proximity. Buddy walked up and asked where exactly the entrance for the train station was (should have known I was getting played right then, but I can't really turn down a chance to try and be helpful.) As soon as I turned to point to the entrance, he grabs my shirt and pulls out the gun.
This is why when a stranger asks me something, I usually ignore them especially in a secluded area.
Dang. I’ve been in situations like yours but no weapons involved. I always keep it pushing with skeptical looking people.
I think my buddy and I almost got robbed once when I was in 9th or 10th grade. We were waiting at the bus stop near Oakland Chinatown to East Oakland where our other friend lived. This somewhat ghetto chick came up with a dude and asked us for the time. My buddy and I looked at each other knowing something is off because they had pagers and pagers have the time on them. I forgot what happened but they turned around and walked toward a car. Luckily the bus came and then we noticed that car was following the bus, as we were getting close to our stop, we told the bus driver if she could let us off one block over because we were being followed and our friend’s house was just right at the stop we requested. We got off and ran to the house and saw the car pass the bus.
Pocket Watching
Anywho this is tempting
https://www.nordstromrack.com/shop/...spazzolato-leather-cap-top-oxford?color=BLACK
TBH I wasn't really paying attention. I took a glance at just the right moment and noticed. It read $36,xxx,xxx or $38,xxx,xxx
38 Mill and still on BART. Thuggin!!
38 Mill and still on BART. Thuggin!!
Never judge a book by its cover applies to your moment.
Looks like after a bunch of back & forth + months of searching, I am staying where I am with a promotion incoming.
@Fozzy Badfeet don't mean to point ya out specifically, but I know you have been in the job hunt as well. For what I've been dealt for the past 8+ months of searching, I am now a firm believer that timing is everything and what's meant to be will be. The moment you finally land a new position, you'll realize it was destined for ya!
Worst part of my story was the fact that, like I said, dude emptied my pockets...so in addition to my bus pass and cash, he also had my ID (with my address) and my keys. I was noid for quite some time afterward. Did eventually change 2 of the locks.
