Many military bases in United State America entrusted their transportation logistics to this company, and newspapers had mocked it as an overt trade of power and money, claiming that even the U.S. military, hailed as the most formidable armed force in the world, needed to hire a specialized security company to transport their donuts and chocolates?
In America, you wouldn't know how many transit warehouses Brink's Company owns, or how much money or gold of their employers is stored inside. All you need to know is that when you see the company's name on a sign while driving, it's probably a good idea to consider stopping instead of moving forward, or else they would do more than just call the police; you might become the star of a game called "Guess how many shots it takes to make that dumbass piss themselves."
