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Leo Prinsloo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I had a busy weekend, so I’m just now catching up on all the stuff you all have been sending in. First up is an update on the South African armed courier badass Leo Prinsloo. You’ll recall he was the driver of the cash-in-transit truck that was ambushed and caught on video. We talked about him and the event here<\/a>. He’s come out since then and described, in his own words, the day here.<\/a> It’s not a long read, but it’s a good one. You can feel the frustration and sadness of a man watching his country spiral down the drain.<\/p>\n

Prinsloo also did an on-video interview with ArmorMax, the company that up-armored the Toyota he was driving that day. Repairs have already started on the truck, but most of the damage is still clearly visible. Fast forward to 9:21 in the video and he casually mentions how when he “About two or three hours later I went to use the toilet…and something dropped onto the floor.” Yeah, your massive titanium balls, dude!<\/p>\n