Better than todays quote, take ‘‘em to the train station”…. LOLMy ex-wife was from Jersey City. "It fell off a train" was her way to say something was stolen.
Better than todays quote, take ‘‘em to the train station”…. LOLMy ex-wife was from Jersey City. "It fell off a train" was her way to say something was stolen.
In a nice, polite, orderly society, theI sure hope they remember to declare these goods to the government.
Don't forget to declare income from stolen goods and illegal activities, IRS says
“If you find $1 on the street or embezzle from your employer, that’s all taxable income, as well as your paycheck from flipping burgers at McDonald’s,” one tax preparer said.www.nbcnews.com
Is it also possible the cretins that break into these rail cars also find guns once in a while and I’m sure that information is kept as quiet as possible.
Another area in which killer robots could make a huge differenceMy ex-wife was from Jersey City. "It fell off a train" was her way to say something was stolen.
Maybe bubble turrets?
This has always been a thing and now it's more of a thing because there are no penalties to it. Find some applicable federal charges for interfering with interstate commerce and send some of the thieves to federal pen for a few years it'll likely return to it's pre-stupid-times levels.