What struck him, was the big bold sign posted on the bulletin board along the ship-area wall. The sign was posted over the union and safety stuff. Strike One. That, especially the safety stuff, was NEVER DONE. Oh no, they lost a guy last year. The sign read "As of April 31st," and in larger font, "ALL EMPLOYEES MUST," the next line, "RECIEVE THE B-SCAN," next line, "No Exceptions." Strike Two.
Right there, there was no ways about it. Cowboy had already made his decision, and was determined to stick to it - come what will.
Strike Three didn't occur to our perplexed hero, until 3:15 - after the second break. No body beefed - NOBODY! The guys were known to beef about anything else - the vending machine was is of ho-hos again, someone didn't pitch the grounds before making another pot, Elroy-earn-n-burn is mad because he can't have off...Thale men's reaction - more like non-reaction - to the bulletin-bomb stung. Cowboy headed to his motorcycle, and turned into a nearby diner and asked for a coffee. His hands trembled, in the counter, as he took a sip.
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