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Re: Working in a hobby shop - Trains Winnipeg - 08-13-2012
Prairie Trains Wrote:Even the guys that come in to talk are quit often enjoyable. Winnipeg used to have a shop where one night a week a group of people came in and would buy a few odds and ends they might need and socialize for a while with the owner, and then all go to a restaurant for pizza and coffee. Good luck and hope you enjoy it like I did.
We just get coffee and head to Rugby tower at the CP Yards. That shop has moved now, and the layout is in the other shop in town.
Re: Working in a hobby shop - Tyson Rayles - 08-14-2012
Sorry to hear that TJ!
Re: Working in a hobby shop - teejay - 08-14-2012
Yeah , Mike , it was a shocker . I was lurking in the background while all the talking was going on before the fraud discovery ....I asked the guys a lot of questions because there seemed to be a lot of holes in her story . She was also bragging about money and that sort of thing always sets off an alarm with me . If someone is a millionaire , why would they want to talk about it ?
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Re: Working in a hobby shop - ezdays - 08-14-2012
teejay Wrote:Yeah , Mike , it was a shocker . I was lurking in the background while all the talking was going on before the fraud discovery ....I asked the guys a lot of questions because there seemed to be a lot of holes in her story . She was also bragging about money and that sort of thing always sets off an alarm with me . If someone is a millionaire , why would they want to talk about it ?I guess scams aren't only on the Internet, they still proliferate close to home. Glad you got out of it unscathed. I'm tired of how criminals can just walk away, yet let an honest citizen spit on the sidewalk and they throw the book at them........ well, kinda that's how it works...
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