This comes to you all as a warning about a scam that the police seem to be somewhat reluctant to issue. I rather wonder if that is because some of them have been caught "with their pants down" - so to speak - and that has made the force, in general, ashamed!
Originally, I was just going to send it for you and any of your guy friends who may be regular customers at Home Depot. I changed my mind, though, because I have quite recently heard that there have been reports of very similar happenings at other large supermarkets where a decent number of fellows shop. So, it looks as if soon, you won't be safe to do that shopping anywhere!
During the last month, I have become a victim of this very clever scam while I have been out shopping at Home Depot. Simply going to get supplies has turned out to be a far more traumatic experience than you would ever have imagined possible.
Now, I don't want you to be so naive as to think that this could not happen to you. I have to be as emphatic as I possibly can - even this warning may not make you safe - so take note!
So, let me tell you how the scam works: You have been into the store and, all so innocently, you wheel your basket of 'goodies' out to where you are parked. Two seriously good-looking 18 or 19-year-old girls come over to your car as you are packing your purchases into the trunk. They ask if you need any help and at this point it matters little whether you accept or decline their offer, they have gained your attention - and almost certainly your interest.
Either way, the next thing they do is move around to the front of your car. They both start wiping your windshield with cloths and Windex. Their breasts are almost falling out of their skimpy bras which their tank tops are doing little to conceal. As they wash, they lean forward and press themselves against your car, seemingly careless of the fact that they are getting their tops wet. And you know how a wet top soon becomes all but transparent? Well, you are only a mere man, so it is impossible for you not to look!