Fighting Fate
Take too much, openly celebrate the customer's failings and they won’t come back.
“You’re in the wrong game,” Jacob had said to me one night after calling a taxi for one roulette addicted banker. It was just us three closing up, another epic Friday night completed with happy winners, including us.
“What game should I be in then?” I replied as I cashed up and locked the huge green safely. It was wider and taller than all three of us together, the huge contraption immovable, even against explosives. I’d had it tested.
“Gigolo,” he had laughed back, continuing to put glasses away in the glossy racking. I laughed as I helped them line up the bottles for the next evening. Private party tomorrow,
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