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Some folks, they're just built to jump. Some folks, they're just built to jump.
Sim was quick to jump at any opportunity, you see, because when Sim sees an opportunity, there was no other possible steps for him to take. 'Cause that's just how Sim works. Sim jumps. Sim was quick to jump at any opportunity, you see, cause when Sim sees an opportunity, there was no other possible steps for him to take. 'Cause that's just how Sim works. Sim jumps.
Sim jumped when there was that convenience store. He jumped because the gun was under the seat in that shitty beater and the convenience store had a totally empty parking lot and the lights were on and he couldn't see the clerk. Hell, it wasn't just empty, it was nigh on abandoned. Isolated; you know the type? One of those buildings that sits squat by the side of the road and probably a ton of truckers come through there and the clerks are busy from, we suppose, seven to eleven, but it's not big enough to actually be a 7-Eleven, but then the truckers' clocks run out and they all go pull over at one of the big TransAmericas down the road where they've got the showers and the hot meals and the reasonably attractive waitresses in that homey, no-nonsense way. Sim jumped when there was that convenience store. He jumped because the gun was under the seat in that shitty beater and the convenience store had a totally empty parking lot and the lights were on and he couldn't see the clerk. Hell, it wasn't just empty, it was nigh on abandoned. Isolated; you know the type? One of those buildings that sits squat by the side of the road and probably a ton of truckers come through there and the clerks are busy from, we suppose, seven to eleven, but it's not big enough to actually be a 7-Eleven, but then the truckers' clocks run out and they all go pull over at one of the big TransAmericas down the road where they've got the showers and the hot meals and the reasonably attractive waitresses in that homey, no-nonsense way.