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Posted By ind06 1 year, 3 months ago in Humor“Making a living by burning things to the ground requires that you keep a low overhead, which is hard when the cost of your primary deconstruction material keeps going up,” said Ryan Maranzona, a 27-year-old Detroit arsonist who has relied on his skills with the flame to make his living since dropping out of and then burning down his high school at age 16.
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"“At least I don’t work down where they had all that flooding around the Mississippi [River] last month,” said Maranzona. “Those poor bastards were trying to burn down buildings that were under fifteen feet of ******* water. Talk about a hard dollar.”
High gas prices and high water......damned tough year for the biz.
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