increase in his base offense level under the Sentencing Guidelines.  For the reasons stated herein, we affirm.

I. BACKGROUND

2
During the early morning hours of November 21, 1992, William Eskridge, aided by co-defendant Tyrone Pointer, approached Allen Rembert outside the Subs N'Stuff restaurant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and pointed a gun in Rembert's face.  Eskridge and Pointer then proceeded to rob Rembert of his leather coat, the contents of his pockets (presumably including his car keys), the rings on his fingers and his shoes.  The two defendants then asked Rembert where his car was parked.  Rembert pointed to his 1977 Buick Regal with a customized "high rise" grill.  Eskridge told Rembert to run or he would be shot, and Rembert began to run away.  Ashe was running, Rembert turned around and saw Eskridge approach the driver's side of the car, while Pointer went to the passenger side.  Rembert continued to run so he did not see the defendants enter his car, but he heard the sound of it being driven toward an alley.  Rembert recognized the distinctive sound of his car because it had a hole in the muffler.  He then saw the car being driven down the alley and he could tell that there were two people in it, though he could not see who they were.  Later that morning, Rembert positively identified a photo of Eskridge as the man who pointed the gun at him during the robbery.


3
Eskridge and Pointer were tried jointly before a jury