PennySaver
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"The Laundromat King"
Alexis Frink walked into the rundown, inner city laundromat looking like anything other than a housewife wanting to do her family's clothes. She looked about for a moment, noting an overabundance of Out Of Order signs on washing machines, dryers, and even the change machine.
There were only a handful of patrons at the moment; honestly, two of them were sleeping in chairs in the corner and had the appearance of homeless people, simply trying to get out the late March chill. She looked to the heating vents high on the wall; the little pieces of thread tied there to indicate that air was flowing were motionless, making Alexis wonder if there was any heating other than that being produced by the humidity raising clothes dryers.
A man stood up from behind a machine on which he was working and looked her way. The expression on his face as he looked her over wasn't surprising to Alexis; this was not her regular Wednesday afternoon hangout. She headed down the aisle between the washer row; the soles and five inch, red heels of her above-the-knee, black leather boots clacked across the tile emphasizing her confidence.
"Michael Sheehan, I presume," she stated more than asked as she looked over the front load machines. She waggled a long finger in a Come with me gesture and said, "We should talk in your office."
Alexis strode straight to the back of the establishment and into the little room in the corner. As she waited, she glanced about at the furnishings and features: last year's calendar still pinned to the wall, a mess of Things To Do type lists and PostIts on a bulletin board that was affixed with three different kinds of nail or screw, a stack of bills -- some opened, some not -- that without fail were stamped with red letters reading Past Due or Final Notice!
When the man entered his own office, Alexis politely swung the door shut. Then, reaching again and again into her fashionable purse, she pulled out and dropped onto his desk bundle after bundle of cash in denominations of $20, $50, and $100.
"I am aware that the original deal with Skeeter was that your cut would be $10,000," Alexis explained as she waggled a last bundle of cash that was in fact that amount. She tossed it atop the other bundles -- they amounted to almost $300,000 -- and continued her explanation, "But Skeeter was very impressed with you and trusts you … and I have always been impressed with and have always trusted Skeeter … so … until you give me a reason not to be impressed with and trust you … I will."
She looked to the money on the desk, then back to the man with the confused expression on his face. And confused he should be! His dealings with Skeeter had been simple: mule a delivery of cocaine from Toronto to Detroit and collect ten grand. Nothing had been said about further operations, particularly involving a tall, leggy, bosomy Goddess with a fortune in her purse.
"I'll be back Friday after this one … ten days, to pick up my cleaned money," she said without any explanation of how Michael was supposed to launder this amount of money through an establishment that was barely doing $400/day. "You keep eight percent."
She looked at him for a moment, then asked, "Questions?"