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Episode #33: "No Wax, Please" from True's 18 January 2009 issue.

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Posted by Allen, Nagoya, Japan on January 26, 2009:

What, no towel? What kind of service is that? How about a good shammy instead? :-)

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Heh! I guess you think that robber is all washed up or something? -rc

Posted by Doug, Illinois on January 26, 2009:

Looks like the Chris is on his cell phone before he sprays the robber. I think you are right on, he was not afraid for his life, he was calling someone; probably not for pizza.

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Good catch: he was actually calling 911 to report the robbery! Yes, really. That's one cool character. -rc

Posted by Dave, Illinois on January 26, 2009:

2000 psi in the face, you bet that would hurt. I was cleaning my deck with a 1300 psi washer, and, without thinking, reached down to pull a stick out from between two boards. My hand was numb for 5 minutes. I haven't done that again. Doing it once is an accident, twice is stupidity.

Posted by Clara, Portland OR on January 29, 2009:

There was a follow up story - the news item enabled the police to find him to serve an old warrant. But he admitted it was about time he took care of it.

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