HOUSTON, TX — Representatives for Wells Fargo explained to local customer Jim Stephens that they did give all of the money in his checking account to a random hobo, but the company would make things right by coming to Jim's house to murder him and his family.
A friend of Wells' says the two had been close since high school, rejecting any suggestion of racial tension between them.
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