It is always a good day when I can get out of the hideout without any trouble. I'm an important man. I've got business to attend to. I can't afford to waste hours on weird puzzle shit just because some asshole left his iron parked over the manhole cover
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And Hell - at least it's dry. The damp air's enough to soak anyone straight through their duds to the bone. I step inside and flip the lid up on my hat to get a better look around, grinning.
"What's a bo gotta do to get somethin' better than shine, around here?"
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I set my cue in the rack and round the table.
Just pull up a chair, Winchester.
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I pull one out and kick back in it. Droog's joint ain't the biggest, but he keeps it tidy and there's always an extra bottle of hooch with my name on it. He's got his boss and I've got mine, but that doesn't mean fellas with the same profession can't get to know each other a little, especially when the circle's so small.
"How's tricks?"
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Not that it'll make me any less choosy about the jobs I take. Only the best, always, and if that means the poolhall stays on the small side, so be it.
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Unfortunately it's not as easy as walking up and asking him. Nothing's ever that easy. But I'm prepared.
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Did I hear my name?
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A punk, huh? Not like I haven't heard that one a million times. I head over to where he is, hands in my pockets, cigarette in my mouth.
"But I've got some questions."
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Grab a cue. Let's talk.
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