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In lugnet.starwars, Greg Crisp writes:
> Interesting. They used to be orange. Maybe someone made off with a batch of
> orange ones and they had to change the color. Hmmmm....
>
> Christopher Lannan wrote:
> >
> > In lugnet.starwars, Greg Crisp writes:
> > >
> > >
> > > Anyway, for whatever reason, that is the way of TRU. Also of note, the • trucks
> > > are locked and un-locked by the store managers. Also, they use big rubber
> > > zip-tie like devices to insure that the truck has not been opened during
> > > transit. In order to open the truck, the "zip-tie" must be cut, and • cannot be
> > > put back together without obvious signs of tampering. Only the store • managers
> > > have the "zip-ties", and they coded with serial numbers. It's actually a • neat
> > > system.
> > >
> > > Hope this helps shed some light in the darkness.
> > >
> > > Greg
> > It does! I was driving on the highway and a TRU truck drove by- I looked for
> > the zip-tie- and there it was! It was blue.
> >
> > Chris
>
> --
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> G. Crisp - gcrisp@mindspring.com
We use those same type of seals at work on the containers we ship overseas. I
think that they are VERY common in exporting and probably also in domestic
businesses where there is a higher risk of theft.
Mike Poindexter
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