Crime on the Job

This file is intended to teach you how to commit illegalities on the “job with a minimal risk of getting caught.


June-15-08

Crime on the Job

————–
Anarchy Inc. …presents…
————–

<[+=------------------------------=+]>
! -=] Crime on the Job [=- !
! Written by:
The Ascii Assassin !
<[+=------------------------------=+]>

[Or: How to
Live off of $3.00 an Hour]

______________________________________________________________________________

-=]>
Foreword/Disclaimer: <[=-

This file is intended to teach you how to commit
illegalities on the
job with a minimal risk of getting caught. Please note that I cannot
take
responsibility for anybody's actions. If you are too inmature to allow this
to sink
into your head, than don't bother.

-=]> Introduction: <[=-

First
off, you need a job. Probably the best job for the beginner is
janitorial-type activities.
It's best if you're not the only one. Especially
when you work in a big office building (which
is, coincidentally, where most
of the goodies can be found). By stealing, filching, or
otherwise seperating
goods from their previous owners, you can use the money you save by not
having
to by them for other things. Like the phone bill you must be running up while

reading this file.

-=]> Getting to it: <[=-

First, you have to find
a place that's offering janitorial jobs. Look
in the want ads or something (if you can't
read..you've got a problem already)
You should be able to get the job on your own. Okay. So
you've got the job.
And what do they want you to do? Take out the trash? It may be a
thankless
job around the house, but there are rewards for doing this job. When you
empty
trash cans from offices, you can, if you wish, look inside them. But
usually you'll find only
scrap paper, diet cola bottles, and other such
mundane items a secretary can't do without. If
you're looking for extra office
supplies, from diskette labels to postage stamps, they can
usually be had.
Just look around. Be sure that you wear a big jacket or clothing with a lot /> of pockets if you like petty thievery. If you want to steal things that are
of unusual
shapes, like diskettes, get a newspaper and fold it up. The disk-
ette(s) inside. the perfect
way to smuggle out flat goods that you can't fold
or fit in your pocket/jacket. So you see a
jar of jelly beans or candy on the
desk? Help yourself. After all, it's not pleasant to work
on an empty stomach.

When you take the trash out to the dumpster(s) outside, the REAL
fun
begins. There are goodies to be found. If you look carefully. If you drive,
you
should park your car near the dumpster. So every time you take trash out
to the dumpster.
Relieve them of some of the more valuable stuff and stuff it
in your car. If you don't drive,
bring a duffel bag or something like that,
if your job is after-school, bring some books to
disguise things a bit.

Sometimes, you may have to vacuum offices. Make sure you start
with an
empty bag. While you go through the rooms, and you spot something you like,
that
can take a little dirt, grab it and wrap it up in some newspaper or what-
ever, and stuff it
in the vacuum cleaner bag. When you're finished, pretend
you're taking it back to the dumpster
(again?). Take your prizes out and dump
the(bag, why would you keep it anyway?

Major theft, stealing large items, is in a whole different league.
But, if you think you've
got what it takes..go ahead. The best think you can
do on the job is to make it easy for you
to get in and out. Before you leave,
turn off the alarm, leave a window unlocked,
whatever..and come back later at
night. There are other text-files that go into more detail
about break-in's.
They are definitely on the suggested reading list.

-=]>
Conclusion: <[=-

Janitorial crime may not be very "glorious", but you can
acquire
many neat and/or useful things at a minimal risk, while getting payed about

three dollars an hour at the same time. Just don’t take any unneccesary risks.
If you take a
big gamble and win, good for you. If you don’t..well you DID
work in a big office building,
saw some good-looking secretaries, etc..
This file was created to give you a few ideas just to
get started. The best
criminals are creative. Have fun.

______________________________________________________________________________

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June-15-08

Crime on the Job

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————–
Anarchy Inc. …presents…
————–

<[+=------------------------------=+]>
! -=] Crime on the
Job [=- !
! Written by: The Ascii Assassin !

<[+=------------------------------=+]>

[Or: How to Live off of $3.00 an Hour] /> ______________________________________________________________________________

-=]> Foreword/Disclaimer: <[=-

This file is intended to teach you how to commit
illegalities on the job with
a minimal risk of getting caught. Please note that I cannot take
responsibility
for anybody's actions. If you are too inmature to allow this to sink into
your
head, than don't bother.

-=]> Introduction: <[=-

First
off, you need a job. Probably the best job for the beginner is
janitorial-type activities.
It's best if you're not the only one. Especially
when you work in a big office building (which
is, coincidentally, where most of
the goodies can be found). By stealing, filching, or
otherwise seperating goods
from their previous owners, you can use the money you save by not
having to by
them for other things. Like the phone bill you must be running up while
reading
this file.

-=]> Getting to it: <[=-

First, you have to
find a place that's offering janitorial jobs. Look in the
want ads or something (if you can't
read..you've got a problem already) You
should be able to get the job on your own. Okay. So
you've got the job. And
what do they want you to do? Take out the trash? It may be a thankless
job
around the house, but there are rewards for doing this job. When you empty
trash
cans from offices, you can, if you wish, look inside them. But usually
you'll find only scrap
paper, diet cola bottles, and other such mundane items a
secretary can't do without. If you're
looking for extra office supplies, from
diskette labels to postage stamps, they can usually be
had. Just look around.
Be sure that you wear a big jacket or clothing with a lot of pockets if
you like
petty thievery. If you want to steal things that are of unusual shapes, like

diskettes, get a newspaper and fold it up. The disk- ette(s) inside. the
perfect way to
smuggle out flat goods that you can't fold or fit in your
pocket/jacket. So you see a jar of
jelly beans or candy on the desk? Help
yourself. After all, it's not pleasant to work on an
empty stomach.

When you take the trash out to the dumpster(s) outside, the REAL fun
begins.
There are goodies to be found. If you look carefully. If you drive, you should

park your car near the dumpster. So every time you take trash out to the
dumpster. Relieve
them of some of the more valuable stuff and stuff it in your
car. If you don't drive, bring a
duffel bag or something like that, if your job
is after-school, bring some books to disguise
things a bit.

Sometimes, you may have to vacuum offices. Make sure you start with an
empty
bag. While you go through the rooms, and you spot something you like, that can

take a little dirt, grab it and wrap it up in some newspaper or what- ever, and
stuff it in
the vacuum cleaner bag. When you're finished, pretend you're tikhng
it back to the dumpster
(again?). Take your prizes out and dump the bag, why
would you keep it anyway?

Major theft, stealing large items, is in a whole different league. But, if
you think you've
got what it takes..go ahead. The best think you can do on the
job is to make it easy for you
to get in and out. Before you leave, turn off
the alarm, leave a window unlocked,
whatever..and come back later at night.
There are other text-files that go into more detail
about break-in's. They are
definitely on the suggested reading list.

-=]>
Conclusion: <[=-

Janitorial crime may not be very "glorious", but you can
acquire many neat
and/or useful things at a minimal risk, while getting payed about three
dollars
an hour at the same time. Just don’t take any unneccesary risks. If you take a

big gamble and win, good for you. If you don’t..well you DID work in a big
office building,
saw some good-looking secretaries, etc.. This file was created
to give you a few ideas just to
get started. The best criminals are creative.
Have fun.

______________________________________________________________________________

Call
these ————–
Anarchy Inc.
————– boards:

The Assassin’s
Guild AE…415-592-9753 - pw=RUSH - 300 Baud.
Ghost in the Machine AE…408-738-1685 - no pass
- 300/1200 Baud *
Dark Side of the Moon…..408-245-SPAM - no pass - 300/1200 Baud *
/> * = Hit a few CR’s upon connect, to determine baud rate.



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