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The shabby, incongruous gas station fit Judith's tastes just fine. She couldn't have asked for a place more ideal. All it was missing was an old west tumbleweed to emphasize its near desolate nature. Judith pocketed the wallet, though she had little intention of paying. The only way the cashier was getting greenbacks was if he wasn't alone. Judging from the empty parking lot and the one sedan parked outback eaten to rust by Nebraska winters, Judith was willing to bet they wouldn't meet much opposition inside.
"Now, before we go in," Judith addressed, "You gotta know we're probably gonna rob these fuckers blind. I'm gonna talk with the clerk, ask about them workin' this lonely little joint, and if I come to find out there's no one else but that sorry-ass clerk in there, then you and I are gonna leave with heavy pockets." she grinned wickedly before slipping back into her shoes.
"You go look around a bit while I chat. When I get the information I need I'll come find you and tell you how things'll go down from there. Okey-Dokey?" Judith asked, kicking the passenger's side door open. She had a feeling that informing Callie in could backfire. The woman could get cold feet and back out, but Judith never liked entering a situation blind. She figured she'd extend the courtesy and see how useful her accomplice was.
"Now, before we go in," Judith addressed, "You gotta know we're probably gonna rob these fuckers blind. I'm gonna talk with the clerk, ask about them workin' this lonely little joint, and if I come to find out there's no one else but that sorry-ass clerk in there, then you and I are gonna leave with heavy pockets." she grinned wickedly before slipping back into her shoes.
"You go look around a bit while I chat. When I get the information I need I'll come find you and tell you how things'll go down from there. Okey-Dokey?" Judith asked, kicking the passenger's side door open. She had a feeling that informing Callie in could backfire. The woman could get cold feet and back out, but Judith never liked entering a situation blind. She figured she'd extend the courtesy and see how useful her accomplice was.