Maaaaan. This dude screwed up. In an act of desperation Walter Earl Morrison allegedly stole a $160,000 diamond. He then took his six-figure treasure and traded it for a sack of weed. A $20 sack, to be specific.
For the mathematically challenged, Morrison took a $159,980 hit, which was made even worse by being caught by the police. I was a journalism major in college and didn't take a single business course, but that seems like a bad deal. One lesson to be learned here is not to steal. But a more important one is to learn the value of what it is you're stealing.
Let's hope that $20 sack was at least chronic. It'll be the last ganja homeboy gets to taste in a while.
Maaaaan. This dude screwed up. In an act of desperation Walter Earl Morrison allegedly stole a $160,000 diamond. He then took his six-figure treasure and traded it for a sack of weed. A $20 sack, to be specific.
For the mathematically challenged, Morrison took a $159,980 hit, which was made even worse by being caught by the police. I was a journalism major in college and didn't take a single business course, but that seems like a bad deal. One lesson to be learned here is not to steal. But a more important one is to learn the value of what it is you're stealing.
Let's hope that $20 sack was at least chronic. It'll be the last ganja homeboy gets to taste in a while.
