Why did the security speak a number into his talkie after he checked my ID?

[Manduck]

@Tom_Tildrum

So, how you doin’?

I do wonder if the security guard’s code was to alert his colleagues to the presence of a hot female, so they could do some ogling.

[Max_Torque]

@JBDivmstr

Ok… I’ll “bite”. What, is Code 2319? (Or, what does it stand for?)

It means trouble, is what.

[Asympotically_fat]

@Diamonds02

It was in the 300s I believe, 361 maybe, but I’m not sure. I was too nervous to concentrate.

That’s almost twice as bad as a 187

[Michael_of_Lucan]

361 is the casino code for “Paranoid customer detected. I am going to make him panic by using an obscure code.”

[Attack_from_the_3rd_dimension]

@Michael_of_Lucan

361 is the casino code for “Paranoid customer detected. I am going to make him panic by using an obscure code.”

Roger that. Dispatching MIB.

[Chronos]

It could also be that he’s supposed to report in every so often how many people have come in since last he reported, or what the current occupancy is, taking into account people entering and leaving. In which case it might not be a code at all, just a number.

[digs]

@Tom_Tildrum

You’re assuming the code was something bad. It might be that he looked at your license, saw no problem after all, and was reporting back with some code that means “false alarm, harmless dork.”

We’ll often grab a harmless dork’s license and act all macho, then hand it back and call in a 361 (code for “harmless dork”).