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³ The Story Of Some Poor, Unfortunate Guy Who Bought A Cordless Phone - RBCP ³
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³ Written On January 15, 1995 Last Revision on January 15, 1995 ³
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If you've read PLA010.TXT on scanner frequencies, you probably noticed that
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little list of cordless phone frequencies. The following is the chain of
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events that happened a few days ago when I was bored and scanning the local
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cordless phone channels. All of this happened in beautiful, smelly East Alton,
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Illinois, home of nothing really all that great. I'm just up here for a week,
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visiting my parents. (And you guys thought I'd never come back.)
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First of all, let me give you an idea of who the victim was (or is). His name
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is Dean Allsman but his good buddies call him Dino. It turns out that Dino
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lives in a one story house across the alley from me and I have a clear view of
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the back of his house and yard from my window. He lives with his wife, Shana,
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who he likes to be a total dickhead to. He sounds about 24 years old.
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From listening to Dino for about two minutes I sort of got this mental picture
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of him and when I later got him to go out in his yard and looked at him through
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a pair of binoculars, I found out that I was right. Dino is the type of guy who
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wears scuzzy torn up clothing, smokes about two packs of Marlboros a day, has
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greasy, stringy hair down to his shoulders, always wears a dirty cap and says,
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"Fuck", "Shit" and "Goddammit!" more than most people. Dino is also not that
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bright and likes to go fishin' alot. He's pretty slow and it was very easy to
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piss him off. He liked to play a big, tough guy on the phone with us, but then
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we'd hear him call his wife at work and he'd sound like he was about ready to
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cry.
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So here's what happened. I was sitting here watching T.V. and scanning phones.
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Suddenly I hear a dialtone and someone pushing touch tones. The signal is
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comming in really clear which means that he's close by. The phone rings and a
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girl answers, "xxxxx, May I help you?" I pick up my phone, dial 411 and ask
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for the phone number to xxxxx and write it down. Meanwhile, Dino is yelling at
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his wife something about not having anything to eat in the house, something is
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wrong with the T.V., he makes a "joke" about beating her and continues to
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bitch. So I call the business that his wife, Shana, is working at. When she
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answers, I say, "Better be careful, I think he's lying to you. He might
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actually beat you tonight."
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She clicks over, "Dino, the weirdest thing just happened to me. Some guy..."
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And she explains what happened. They try to figure it out and finally decide
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that some guy they know named Matt is responsible. So I decide to clear things
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up for them by calling back and saying, "No, I'm not Matt" to Shana. She clicks
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back over.
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Shana: "Dino, hang up, somebody's listening to our conversation! It was that
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guy and he said that he's not Matt."
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Dino: "Huh?"
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Shana: Explains a little more slowly what happened.
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Dino: "Hey, if there's some dickhead out there listening, why don't you call
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ME, you chickenshit bastard! 258-xxxx, you little fuck."
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I decide this is going to be fun so I call up my faithful PLA co-worker Zak,
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who has the luxury of three-way calling and explain the situation to him. So
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we call up Dino and give him a piece of our minds.
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Dino: "Listen here, you little pricks, I'll give you $100 dollars if you come
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over here and show your faces instead of hiding behind your fuckin'
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phones."
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Zak: "Would that be cash or food stamps, sir?"
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Dino: "Hey, fuck you! Come on over here. Show your face!"
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RBCP: "If we come over will you give us a beer?"
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Dino: "Yeah, I'll give you a beer. Come over and we can all drink a beer."
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RBCP: "But then you'll kick my ass."
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Dino: "No, I won't kick your ass. Just come on over here and show your face."
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Zak: "Do you want my name?"
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Dino: "Sure, what's your name?"
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Zak: "It's Chris Tomkinson."
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Dino: "Bullshit! You're lyin', you little jack-off."
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So it goes on and on like this for quite awhile and gets boring so we hang up.
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Suddenly I have one of my psychic flashes. I see several teen-age boys breaking
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into Dino's house. I must help our beloved police force and possibly save
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Dino's life so I get on my cellular phone and dial 911.
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911: "911, What's you're emergency?"
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RBCP: "Yeah, I'm over here parked on the side of the street in my car and I'm
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watching these kids break into some guy's house here. They're all going
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in the basement window and they've got flashlights.
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911: "Alright, what address is being broken into?"
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RBCP: I give him Dino's address.
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He asks me for some more information and we hang up. I turn off all my lights
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and go to the window. Luckily, Dino lives just down the street from the Wood
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River Donut Shop so the police get there in a matter of minutes. Three cars
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show up and start shinning lights all over Dino's house. While all this is
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happening, Dino is on his phone talking to one of his drinkin' buddies. I hear
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him on the scanner across the room, "Fuck! Hold on a minute!" Dino goes out
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and talks to the police and they all leave.
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After awhile things get a little boring again. Dino calls up his wife and
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tells her all that's happened. He calls up a friend and tells him the same
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story which is his own distorted version of the truth. He wants to borrow his
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friend's Caller I.D. box so he can find out who we are and his friend has to
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explain that it doesn't work like that and Dino would have to call the phone
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company and sign up for the service. Even if he did that, Zak has this
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unconscience habit of dialing *67 before he dials anything, making Caller I.D.
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useless to anyone he calls. And I don't think Dino could figure out *57 at all.
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I whip out my cellular phone again and make a collect call to Dino. The cell
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operator calls Dino and says, "This is Ameritech Cellular operator. I have a
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collect call from a Roy Gerbil. The charges are approximately $1.95 a minute.
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Will you accept the charges?" This upsets Dino a little bit for some reason
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and he refuses the charges. Go figure.
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Zak pulls out his Ameritech phone book and picks a name at random, which is
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a Mr. Vaughn and gives him a call. Keep in mind that it's now about 12:30 at
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night.
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Vaughn: "Hello?"
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RBCP: "Hi, this is the Ameritech Messaging Service. I have an emergency
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message for you. Do you have a pen or pencil?"
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Vaughn: "Uh, hold on a second. Okay, go ahead."
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RBCP: "Is it a pen or is it a pencil you have?"
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Vaughn: "What?"
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RBCP: "Never mind, the message is that you need to call this number..." I give
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him Dino's phone number. "And that it's an emergency and you need to call
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him as soon as possible."
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Vaughn: "Okay. Thank you."
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RBCP: "Thank you for using Ameritech."
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A second later I hear Dino's cordless phone ringing on my scanner. He sounds
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a little pissed off when he answers.
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Dino: "What!?"
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Vaughn: "Uhhhh, someone just called here saying that I need to call you."
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It drags on and on. Dino asks Mr. Vaughn all kinds of stupid questions and
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explains the entire situation to him in detail. It's obvious that Mr. Vaughn
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just wants to go back to sleep.
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Dino: "Do you have a cordless phone?"
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Vaughn: "No."
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Dino: "Do you have Caller I.D.?"
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Vaughn: "No."
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Dino: "Okay. Do you have a cellular phone?"
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Vaughn: "No. Whoever called me was some guy from Ameritech. It wasn't a kid."
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Dino: "Did he say anything about Roy?"
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Vaughn: "Uh..no, he said he was from Ameritech Message Service and he had a
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message for me."
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Dino: "You live here in East Alton?"
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Vaughn: "No, I'm in Wood River. I don't know where they got my number."
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Dino: "Well, my number's in the phone book. They call me and all they can do
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is sit there and play little games with me. And I told 'em, hey, come
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down here and I'll give you a hundred dollars to see your face. I just
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wanna see who the hell you are. They say that they live here and his
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name is Chris something but I don't even know if that's true or not."
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We repeat this trick several times. I introduce myself as Ameritech, Illinois
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Relay Service, the Ameritech Illinois Goo Goo Relay Company and several other
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random companies. We give them all Dino's number and each time Dino keeps them
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on the phone asking them all kinds of questions. One question he always asks
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is if they have Caller I.D. So Zak calls Dino and I talk to him.
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Dino: Sounds a little worn out. "Hello?"
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RBCP: "Uh, yeah, I just got a call from Illinois Relay Service and I'm
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supposed to call you or something?"
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Dino: "Okay, let me explain to you what's going on. There's these kids..." He
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gives me the whole story and finally asks me the question I was waiting
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for. "Do you have Caller I.D.?"
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RBCP: "Yeah."
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Dino: "Could you look and see who called you?"
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RBCP: "Okay, hold on, let me get up......Alright, you want the number that's
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on here?"
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Dino: "Yeah!"
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RBCP: "It's 931-4402."
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He thanks me and hangs up. He immediately calls the number I gave him. Little
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does he know that it's the number of some kid that we like to pick on. The
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kid's dad answers the phone. Dino says, "I got your number, you mother
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fucker!" And the kid's dad just sits there not knowing what to think. Finally,
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he hangs up on Dino. Then we hear Dino SINGING! "Ha ha you little pricks, I
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know who you aaaare!" So Zak calls him.
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Dino: "Hello?"
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Zak: "I don't think you're gonna get a record contract anytime soon with that
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voice."
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Dino: "Hey, wait a minute! Hey, don't have fucking people calling my fucking
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house. You little fucking jack off. What's your number, man?"
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Zak: "258-0357" (Chris Tomkinson's number)
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Dino: "Are you sure?"
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Zak: "No, I'm telling you a big fucking joke."
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Dino: "Well, I imagine you would because that's all you've been doing all
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fucking night long is playing a fucking joke. Let me tell you something
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else. Every fucking call you make at my wife's fucking work number is
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being recorded, but I know you don't care."
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Zak: "Will your wife sell me the tapes because I've said some pretty funny
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things tonight."
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Dino: "Hey, lemme tell you something, boy, you fuck with my wife, you're
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fucking with your own life."
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Zak: "I already have. She's not that good."
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Dino: "Oh, yeah, right."
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Zak: "And she gave me herpes."
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Dino: "Huh?"
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Zak: "I said she gave me herpes."
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Dino: "Oh, that's good."
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Zak: "Well, I gotta go now."
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Dino: "Hey, wait a minute, man, let me get a pen"
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Zak: "Why?"
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Dino: "Why? Because I wanna call you. What's your name?"
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Zak: "I'm G Homey Roy. Who you down with?"
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Dino: "Fuck you!"
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Zak: "Okay. Bye."
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Dino: "Later on, dickhead!"
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A few more people call Dino and tell him the Goo Goo Relay Service left his
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number for them. We start to get bored again so we call Dino.
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RBCP: "Hi, Dino."
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Dino: "What the fuck do you WANT?"
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RBCP: "I just wanted you to know that I'm monitoring all of your phone calls."
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Dino: "Yeah, I know you are, dickface."
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RBCP: "You know the grey box on the side of your house that says Telephone
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Network Interface on it? Well, I've plugged my phone into that and I
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have complete control over your lines. Resistance is useless."
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Dino: "Yeah, you're full of shit you little fucker! Why don't you tell me
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where you are?"
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RBCP: "Okay, we're parked across the street by the church in a blue van.
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There's a satellite beamed at your house so we hear everything said
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even when you're not on the phone."
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Dino: "Bullshit, that's the churches van. It's always parked there."
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RBCP: "Of course it's always parked there. We always watch you. There's a
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camera over there on your bookshelf."
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Dino: "Listen, you little dickweeds. I'm gonna find out who you are."
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Zak: "Hey, Dino, exactly what year of grade school did you drop out of?"
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We hang up and he calls his wife at work. As tough as he was acting with us on
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the phone, he sounds like he's about ready to cry when talking to his wife.
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Shana: "What's wrong with you?"
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Dino: "Man, these guys have got something going. They got a big setup some-
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where and they said there's some kind of grey box on the outside of the
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house. I'm walking around the house right now looking for it.
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I jump up off the couch and run to the window. I look but I must have just
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missed him. A second later he tells his wife that he's back inside and can't
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find any grey box.
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Dino: "They say they've tapped our phones and they're watching our house."
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Shana: "Dino, they're probably lying and they're just listening to the
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cordless phone."
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I get on my cellular phone again and place a call to California. I tell the
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roaming operator that I want to bill it to my home phone. The roaming operator
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asks me for my home phone number and I give him Dino's number.
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CELL: "Okay, I'm going to have to verify charges. Could I have your name?"
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RBCP: "Yeah, my name is Shana."
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CELL: "Shana?"
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RBCP: "Are you making fun of me?"
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CELL: "Uh, no. Hold on, please."
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Dino: "Hello?"
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CELL: "Hi, this is Ameritech Roaming operator #1753. I have a Shana placing a
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call to California and wants to bill the charges to you. The charges are
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approximately $1.95 a minute. Will you accept the charges?"
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Dino: "Is this really the cellular operator?"
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CELL: "Yeah..."
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Dino: "Well, I'm talking to Shana on the other line. Is there any way you can
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trace that call?"
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CELL: "No, I can't trace the call but I can put a block on the phone so they
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won't be able to bother you any more."
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Dino: "Okay, could you do that?"
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The cellular operator makes arangements to have all attempts to bill calls to
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his house denied. This means that anyone wanting to make a legitamate collect
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or third-party call to Dino from a cellular phone won't be able to. Of course,
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that's just on the cellular phone, but he thinks this means that there's
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absolutely no way that we'll be able to call him on any phone ever again.
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Dino clicks over and starts talking to Shana again. He explains to her that
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everything's been taken care of and we'll never be able to call them again.
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While he's explaining this, we call him and let him know that he's completely
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wrong.
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After awhile, they hang up and Dino dials zero. He asks the operator to connect
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him with local police. Then he tells the policeman the whole story and the
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policeman treats him like a total idiot and tells him there's nothing they can
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do and he should try calling the phone company. So he hangs up and dials
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1-800-244-4444. Lucky for him, the phone company's billing office here is open
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24 hours a day.
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"You have reached the Ameritech Customer Billing Office for residential
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accounts. All representatives are currently busy. For faster service, please
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call us Tuesday through Friday during the daytime. Your call will be answered
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by the next available representative. Your approximate wait time is greater
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than ten minutes..."
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Poor guy sits on the phone listening to Ameritech hold music for fifteen
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minutes. During this time we keep trying to call him but he won't answer.
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Finally he gets through and tells the Ameritech representative his whole story
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and the Ameritech lady says she can change his phone number or get him a
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Caller I.D. box. It would cost $80 to have his number changed. Then the
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billing operator claims that there is no such thing as Cellular Operator. This
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just shows us how much phone company employees really know.
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So he hangs up with her and starts thumbing through the yellow pages. He calls
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up about every cellular network number in the book only to find that they all
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seem to be closed at 1:30 in the morning. Then he happens upon the number to
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the Illinois Relay Service and calls them. He explains his life story to THIS
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operator and she doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. "Sir, this is
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the Illinois Relay Service for deaf people. I have no idea what you're saying."
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Later That Night...
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A few hours have passed and I've hung up with Zak. Dino calls his wife and
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complains to her for awhile. Then he calls back the Ameritech billing office,
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gets put on hold for another ten minutes and arranges to have his phone number
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changed to an unlisted number. Fortunately for him, they decide that they won't
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charge him $80 to do this, just $1.85 a month to keep it unlisted. The
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operator gives Dino his new unlisted number and I write it down.
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Around 4:15 a.m. he's talking to his wife at work and they're still trying to
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figure out everything that's happened and who was responsible.
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Dino: "Well, I'm wondering about this one house across the alley behind the
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church. The whole time all this was happening the light upstairs was on
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and now they're not calling anymore and his light is turned off."
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Shana:"Which house is it exactly?"
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Dino: "There's the parking lot, a white house and then a yellow house and
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and that's the fucking one I'm talking about." (I turn on my light)
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"There his light just went on again!"
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Shana:"I know who lives there. It's RedBoxChiliPepper!" (Actually, she says
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my real name.) "I went to grade school with him. He knows all about
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computers and phones and stuff. He was like a total weird-o in grade
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school. I bet it's him."
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Meanwhile, I'm thinking, "Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit! I've
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been found out!" I suddenly remember why Shana's voice sounds so familiar. I
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know exactly who she is. She used to date my brother in Junior High. So I dig
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up my old flip file to look her up and get her old phone number, address,
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parents' names, sister's name, etc. (I WAS a weird-o, you see.) I have no idea
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who Dino is but I'm starting to think that maybe it's a good idea to cut my
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vacation short and go back to New Mexico. Meanwhile, Dino is looking up my
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picture in Shana's Junior high school yearbook.
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Dino: "I can't find it anywhere."
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Shana:"It's in the Juniors section."
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Dino: "There isn't a Junior section. It goes Senior, Sophomore, Freshman. I
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think they forgot to put Junior in here." (I laugh.)
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Shana:"Nooo...Look right after the Senior section, it should be there."
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This goes on and on. After ten minutes he finally gets to the Junior section.
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Then he has the task of figuring out how to spell my name which really isn't
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that difficult. It takes him maybe fifteen minutes but he finally gets it.
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Dino's comment when he finds it is, "Yeeeah, he LOOKS like someone that would
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do something like this." Now, how can you tell, just by looking at a picture
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that I'd be the type of person who'd do something like this?
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Shana happens to work at a place that my parents have done business at. She
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pulls up their names on her computer and gives Dino my phone number. They talk
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a little while longer and hang up. I know Dino is about to call me so I dial
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a blank phone company test number so the phone doesn't ring downstairs and
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wake up my parents. A second later I answer the call waiting. I answer in a
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deep, sleepy voice.
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RBCP: "Hello?"
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Dino: "Yes, could I speak to a RedBoxChiliPepper?"
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RBCP: (Sounding annoyed.) "He doesn't live here anymore."
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Dino: "Well, I think he's been calling my house tonight."
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RBCP: "Do you have any idea what time it is?"
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Dino: (Starts explaining the whole thing to me...)
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RBCP: "Well, RBCP hasn't lived here for about two years now. If he's calling
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you he's calling you from Texas. I don't know what you're talking about."
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Dino: "Okay, thank you."
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We hang up and Dino calls back his wife. Lucky for me, he assures his wife
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that he talked to my dad and it wasn't me after all.
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Dino: "Yeah, they said he's going to college in Texas." (College? What?)
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Shana:"Did it sound like him?"
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Dino: "No, but it could have been a friend of his or something."
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Shana:"All I know is that he was really strange in grade school and junior
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high. He had a cellular phone back then and all this equipment and he
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knew how to take a phone apart and tap it..."
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Shana goes on and on about all this stuff that I know how to do. I don't know
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where she was comming up with all of it but most of it was either exagerated
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or not true at all. I remember in Junior High I got caught with my cordless
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phone at lunch when me and a friend were making free calls off of some guy's
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cordless line near the school. Sheesh, that was 1986. Not even yuppies had
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cellular phones back then. The being able to take a phone apart is accurate
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but not exactly something I went around doing all the time. As for me being
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some kind of weird-o, that's right on the money.
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The Next Day...
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I was woke up the next morning at 10:00 a.m. by the sound of Shana dialing a
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number on the cordless phone. I had left my scanner on all night so I could
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listen to things as they developed. I also left my speaker phone on the blank
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test line all night in case Dino decided to call back, which he never did. I
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reached over and shut off my speaker phone and listened to Shana.
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Shana called her parents, told them about everything and gave her mom the new
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phone number. She called her sister and did the same. I can't figure out WHY
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they would keep using the cordless phone since it's obvious that that's how
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we're listening in. Anyway, I heard Shana tell the story to several people
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that morning and each time it got wilder and wilder each time. Both her and
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her husband seem to have a gift for making up stuff to make it sound more
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interesting.
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So that's about it. Nothing much more happened. Although I have their new
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phone number and everything we don't plan on calling him back. Besides, I'm
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leaving town in a couple days and it would be boring if we couldn't listen to
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their reactions on the scanner. I hope you enjoyed reading about this
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experience as much as we did creating it. Maybe we'll eventually publish all
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of Dino & Shana's information so you can call and ask them about it. Most of
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this file was translated from the tapes (I recorded most of what happened.) and
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the rest of it was done from memory. Any comments or questions about this whole
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thing are welcome.
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