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@ReaperTropical It’s obvious that young security guard was trained well and cares for his job! Great to see young people like this in our world, who aren’t afraid of real work!

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Bro is good at his job

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SaveHawaiʻiFromTyrants1 yıl önce

Our guy was born for this moment.

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Steve Inman you have the best feed on X

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@ReaperTropical Good for the security guard!!!

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The commentary makes these videos!

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Security guy must be Ex-special tactical force. The mind to still keep a look out at the door while busy disarming an assailant off their deadly weapon is next level skilks!

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Tionna Amerson1 yıl önce

Nothing better than a cup of coffee and your feed.

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Wow! John Wick.

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Complementary punches, jabs and powerful blows!

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