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Turned out later that he was a dangerous person. He knocked on the door @ 3am asking for money, said he was a new neighbor. This was in Long Beach, DPRK in about 1989.
1) I knew that no African-Americans had moved into the neighborhood, so he was F.O.S. (Not racism here. I just knew that the occupants of the house he said he lived in weren't black folks.)
2) I said to wait a minute, closed the door, armed backup, and went back outside.
3) He was gone.
4) Read in the paper that someone had called the cops, and he was a dangerous career fk up.
5) Realized that I should have answered the door in Cond.0.
6) Always armed. Auto in Cond.1, revolvers with round under the hammer.
7) And we all lived happily thereafter.
1) I knew that no African-Americans had moved into the neighborhood, so he was F.O.S. (Not racism here. I just knew that the occupants of the house he said he lived in weren't black folks.)
2) I said to wait a minute, closed the door, armed backup, and went back outside.
3) He was gone.
4) Read in the paper that someone had called the cops, and he was a dangerous career fk up.
5) Realized that I should have answered the door in Cond.0.
6) Always armed. Auto in Cond.1, revolvers with round under the hammer.
7) And we all lived happily thereafter.