Just cruising through the old "enrigue" board and noticed two questions contributed by you. What does the "not that innocent" part mean? Also, what does the "Who used to work the late shift and conducted his business from a payphone at Graceland" mean?


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10/25/04

Two questions from Tupelo

Why not ask Bob about the locket directly? Why entice us, the innocent bystanders to do so? If you have already asked Bob about the locket, what did he say?

If you know the word "locket" you are not that innocent.

Steve Rocco, you seem particularly interested in the payphones at Graceland, so I thought you could shed some light. Who used to work the late shift and conducted his business from a payphone at Graceland?

In recent years changes in the telecommunication laws have allowed entrepreneurs to own payphones. Since their motives are more profit driven they prefer the phones not receive incoming calls. In their eyes if someone takes a call then talks for an hour that is lost revenue. That is one of the reasons payphones rarely take incoming calls. It is not often you will find someone who conducts business on payphones.