
One of my jobs at work is being the keeper of the keys. It takes four layers of keys to get into the keybox.
Security is a big deal. But as one friend noted, a crowbar is a pretty universal key. However, our work compound is protected by an electric fence with generator backup, a security guard and locked bar-doors in front of the locked doors.
Once you get into my office corridor, it takes only a skeleton key (or in England, it's called a mortice key) to enter my office. There are few varieties of those, so my actual office door is not very secure.
3 comments:
this is interesting. keys. very important.
Paul,
This may seem strange but I wondered if I could get your advice. I used to live in Kenya (for a little over 6 months) and I ended up marrying a Kenyan. He is in the United States with me now but we would love to live (for him move back) in Nairobi/Kenya for good. Would you have any ideas or leads for Americans looking for jobs there, I would be willing to change my citizenship. Also, I speak swahili.
Please help me out if you can and God bless.
Hi. I hope you enjoyed your holiday with your Texan friends.
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