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From: Freddy Frypp <JAMES-CUENO@*********.EDU>
Subject: Re: More Maxim stuff on Farrleton and Riglia
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 1995 09:25:13 CST
>>>>>[Christ, 'broker. How hard is it to figure that one out?
Look in a fraggin' telecom directy. Is there a FryppSec presence
anywhere outside of SF? Sure there's an LA office, but it's just an
address, no assets except a telecom. And a phone doesn't make one
extraterritorial (especially a phone in the same damn country!).
Besides, bein' in SF, we get the best of both worlds anyway. CFS
covers the mundane day-to-day crapola of social security and the like
since the Japs have pressured them into it, and the Japs keep us is
business (indirectly, sure, but, hey, work is work).

My only ambition at true multinationality got aborted along with the
Seattle office when we hadta pull Jacamus. Extraterritoriality is
just too damn much trouble.

Why in the frag would any megacorp want to acquire us anyway?
Frag us over, maybe. Buy us out and shut us down, maybe. But I
still got the money and a whole shmeer of suddenly out of work
former employees. I move across the bay and start over again. Or I
go underground and start a friggin' crime wave. Big fraggin' deal.
Slows me down, but I'm still goin'.

They've all got their own in-house security and they don't give a
flyin' frag about our clientele so there's nothin' we got that
anybody else would want. Except maybe the 'Bee, but if anybody
wanted that, they'd just take the damn thing.

Thanks, but no.]<<<<<
-- Freddy Frypp (09:16:23 / 04-24-56)
President
Frypp Security, Inc. (CFSM Uplink #5150)

***** Not to: Nightbroker
>>>>>[Chucklehead.]<<<<<
-- Freddy Frypp (09:17:00 / 04-26-56)
President
Frypp Security, Inc. (CFSM Uplink #5150)

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