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I got a call from Lester saying I need a high end apartment for better jobs (heists maybe?), as mine was a $135,000 apartment. So I guess I need $300,000+ now :(

does it need to be a 300k one? or one of the 10 car garage ones? the cheaper 10 car garage ones are around 200k, that's what i was saving up for. Do they also have the heist planning rooms?

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Steal cargo helicopter. Hook up random player in his car. Go really high. Drop him. Listen to them rage. Laugh. Or take them out to sea and drop them. Fkn lmfao when they lose it

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Finally can't understand anything lol. Darth Vader!!!

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Neat little easter egg I found: when you go to buy the Elegy RH8 (R35 clone) online, the caption says "you can finally own this legendary supercar slayer without the fear of having your door kicked i

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The missions get better as you go.

I just done a mission for Trevor Phillips Industries where you steal a Leerjet off a beach and deliver it to his runway. And another one where you get in a chopper with a crew member, who is on the surveillence camera, identify a target, parachute in, kill him, take a photo of his killed body, and deliver the picture to Madrazo.

Level 20 for reference sake.

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Another update this morning.

Did the first job for Simieon. Shot the guy but then missed him and he took off. Ended up chasing him halfway around the map and delivered the car with nothing in-tact. Still a great job according to old mate :D

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