Mr. Hubert. Sort of wind-break doors?
Mr. Riggs. Yes, sir; which actually, the outside door stays open because they have, like I said, they have the deposit meter where you can pay your bills and they keep it open.
Mr. Hubert. So that the outside doors on the Commerce Street side are always open, but then the inside doors also on the Commerce Street side are closed on weekends?
Mr. Riggs. That’s right.
Mr. Hubert. Now, Servance opened the inside door and then where did you all go?
Mr. Riggs. We stood in between.
Mr. Hubert. In—you never did go out the outside door?
Mr. Riggs. No, sir; because we had an officer outside the door. He was standing on the steps there.
Mr. Hubert. All right, what happened after that?
Mr. Riggs. After we stood around there a certain length of time, I don’t know exactly how long, I’d say approximately 45 minutes or an hour, then the armored car came up, and they started backing down the ramp, and Harold and myself decided that we would——