So the other bag combined with the stuff in your pockets and the one on your back is equal to 60kg?

So in your pockets and in your hands you have 35kg worth of stuff. and if you move around, or run, or whatever the weight you're carrying does not affect you at all.

Actually, it's 54 kg, but that's still substantially more than 50kg. It's actually not that hard to do. You pick up a box of six 3kg cans, and a gallon of water, and you're out more than 20 kg. Then you have steel-toed boots, a flashlight, a first-aid kit, a belt-knife, and a toothbrush and you're down 25 kg easy. Then every straw they put on your back is just taking you past 50 kg - which means that you either fall over or you apparently have normal human maximum strength.

That's retarded.

By the way, I'm posting now because it's a slow day. Rita has us locked down pretty tight, and we're preparing to move the whole warehouse. There's been a couple of companies claiming to own the warehouse we are in right now, and a couple of other companies claiming to have rented it. The building has a few holes in it, but it's the only facility in Gulfport with road and rail access, so people have been playing dirty over it. Now naturally we are reluctant to leave, but United Fruit has their own army, so we feel that it's prudent to turn over the building to them and let the other corps fight it out in the courts if that's what they want to do. Dole bananas wait for nobody, not even the Red cross.

Meanwhile, we don't even know where we are going. There are some other warehouses available, but we can't see their insides. The standing orders are that nobody is allowed onto the territories of the companies that own those places, and that means we need special permission from upstairs just to take a peak inside and see if we can use the place. It's pretty frustrating.

-Frank