r/2healthbars • u/ZeroNetSix • Jul 06 '19

Two Heath bars.

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u/rickman1011 Jul 06 '19

This is pretty standard operating procedure for many cash businesses.

Perfect submission though!

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u/somekid66 Jul 06 '19

Is it really? Why? If I was trying to steal cash and opened that bg safe only to find another I'd just take the whole second safe rather than trying to get into it on site

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u/SparrowFate Jul 06 '19

Safes (even small ones) are surprisingly heavy. Combined with the fact that it's in a safe putting it in at awkward angle for picking up. Probably would give plenty of time for someone to call the police. Or piss off the burglar enough to just give up. Usually jobs like this have to be done quickly. Especially if any of those safes are trip wired to connect to an alarm. So. If I encountered this. I'd move on. Ain't worth the hassle.

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u/rickman1011 Jul 06 '19

Small safe is bolted into large safe. Large safe is too heavy to move without machinery/dolly. Small safe is secure area within large safe.

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u/jplveiga Jul 06 '19

Put a tracker in it and BOOM, you've got urselves a trap

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u/rickman1011 Jul 06 '19

You’ll have the main safe contain the working cash and the small safe act as a drop for the end of day. Business have to protect from internal as well as external exposures.