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A friend of the family's shop was broken into lastnight so I went. 

I had her call the police to confirm that the specific officer did indeed call her, cause it could've been robbers scamming her to come out. She's worth millions you see. The police's call center was like, "Well if so and so called you, then it's them".

So I went there myself. Then first officer was a little girl. A puny one. Then another officer was there, he was an action hero. Then another little cop showed up. The plaza custodian showed up too, and he had 2 emergency repair guys show up, and it was done in 3 hours. The robbers never took much, it looked like they were looking for money while ignoring some merchandise. 

Another shop owner who lives close showed up 4 minutes after his burglar alarm went off. Security cameras show it appeared to be 2 young derkas and a negroid. All males, probably because you don't bring girls on missions.

Unbelievable eh ?

I don't see why he'd find security work so shameful, especially when he prides people who've contracted with Ronald. 

Turncoat said: 

I don't see why he'd find security work so shameful, especially when he prides people who've contracted with Ronald. 

 My heart goes out to people who do low paying jobs, and even more if they've been at it for a long time. They sanitize and feed and are unappreciated, disposable, wasted potential.

They are kinda heroic for the more fortunate. It's modern slavery in a sense.

Few weeks ago my friend paid me $150 a day to help him do repairs with a scissor lift 30 feet in the air. I would've done it for free and lunch was on me but he insisted.

He reconizes what I did for him. Big money soon come.

On top of that I'd personally find your path more impressive if you did both security and your computer stuff. It's like when an actor waits tables or something between gigs, it's normal to have to splash in low tier work between things, and if you were allowed to use a computer while behind a security desk or something like it then you're basically double-dipping into finances from being able to do your programming, 3D modeling, and coin stocks on the job. 

Depending where you are, security can be a pretty sweet gig. While traveling I have seen many a sleepy security guard effectively paid to take up space.