Caution: You are acting suspicious!

[frugi]

http://publicintelligence.net/fbi-suspicious-activity-reporting-flyers/

this is a website of a PDF file. just click on the individual workplace categories on the left of the screen. Everything keeps you on that one page, but you can change the categories to see 25 different flyers. Then for the best part....days, and days worth of reading the comments to the article that this list contains. The comments are in varying detail, but a vast data base of thoughts. vast! a good read. maybe waste a whole day reading them. entertaining. On a grimmer note the 25 workplace flyers given out to those industries businesses somewhat makes me feel like I am acting suspicous when I am just doing normal stuff. A bit crazy what they are circulating, in my opinion.

[Kurr]

Lol, I am at the public library, clicked the link and got a "restricted access" page.!

[avidbrandy]

I insist on paying cash for everything. I now suspect myself.

[RichardPenny43]

Wow! Thanks for the shopping list FBI!

[frugi]

i am already hearing stories related to these flyers. For example, some minorities or immigrants are being detained by shops if they have tried to pay using $100.00 bills. One store actually tore up someones 100 dollar bills, then the polic showed up, and told the store they weren't counterfeit. Another place a guy got arrested for using an older style $50 dollar bill, he actually got arrested. In both case, it was said that the shop owners called polic because of the "things to watch for" fliers from the FBI. wow

[Engineer]

Since we already look suspicious, we may as well enjoy it. Darting from point to point while humming the mission impossible theme might be fun in a bank.

[Morsecode]

I wonder how suspicious it looks when the bank tallies up my Penny Arcade slips after a day's hit & run...'this guy stopped at 12 branches in two hours to cash in a roll of dimes or quarters at each branch...?'