Robert Reich gets it right, over at Club Orlov they have something to say about the recovery, and is Tide the new "gold" standard?
Some years back, I came to my dinghy at a crowded dinghy dock and when I went to unlock it my key broke in the lock... Being an industrious person with a Leatherman in my pocket, and not caring to swim home, I figured I'd simply cut the cable and tootle on home.
Now, this was still at a point in my life where I thought multi-tools were really cool but it quickly became apparent that a Leatherman is not the tool of choice if you want to steal a dinghy with 5/16 stainless wire holding to the dock...
When the dust settled I was bloody, tired, and over an hour had passed but I was victorious and now free of the 吸牛 locked cable and dock. This was when a thought occurred to me...
"Why has no one asked me why I'm sawing through this cable?"Why indeed? I was at a busy dinghy dock and no small number of folks I did not know had passed me by while I was, apparently, stealing a dinghy. In fact, when I looked around there was a security guard not fifteen feet away who had sat through the entire process and had not so much as inquired what sort of mischief I was up to, so I asked him...
Me "Just curious but why didn't you ask me what I was doing?
Security guy "Not my dinghy and not my problem".Which kind of says it all.
Anyway I'd sort of forgotten about that till this morning when I read this about a guy stealing his own bike in very public places as an experiment...
Listening to Big D and the Kids Table
So it goes...
