(SA) Let Sleeping Mules Fly

Adventure! Smuggling has never been an easy business, and the smuggling of narcotics even less so.

In fact, if you don't even know you're doing it, it can be decidedly unhealthy, as in Roger's services story entitled, Let's Sleeping Mules Fly. Well buddy, it looks as though we're coming in for a landing.

I think you're right, not a moment too soon. Oh, I agree. For about a year or so now. Yeah. Angela, would that be Long Island down there? Huh? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Turkey's a long way behind us now, huh? Certainly is.

Well, being a diplomat, I suppose you want to perciput the customs queue like the rest of us, huh? Hardly a diplomat, Angela. Government courier is the official designation, and no, I'm not exempt from customs. Oh, but I thought that you...

Angela... Right. Look, you've seen a girl. No, no, I'm fine. Look, I think you better have a drink. Honestly, look, you're about to pass out. I say still this. No, please, I'll be all right.

Listen, if you get, I mean, when you get through the customs and immigration formalities, you can contact me at this address. Okay? That's those kind of you. I'm only going to be in you. You're for 48 hours.

I don't know that I'll be able to do it. be able to do. Find the time. You'll understand. No, please. I don't want to say any more. Look here, officer. Just what is going on? I'm a British government courier and I do monden it what I'm being delayed for. Just step through this door, Mr. Wilson.

Yeah, certainly. It could finally explain what this hold up's about. Sit down there, Wilson. Wilson. Now, look here. I'm not prepared. You're under arrest. At what? Your cabin grip contained two kilograms of 90% pure heroin and you're under arrest. But officer, there's got to be some mistake. I'll say. And it's one worth from