Chapter 7-4

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Rain’s Coin LaundryProtected by GuardforceThe inside of Rain’s was comprised of two long rows of washers and dryers and a vending machine that dispensed detergent, all filled with coins, and a cash register, manned all day by a tattooed woman, in which money from people who paid a premium to have their clothes laundered for them was kept. And because the business was in a rough part of town, the owner never brought his earnings out with him late at night when he locked up, even though he was always with another man, but rather waited until the following morning, when he gave the money from the machines and cash register to the tattooed woman, who delivered it to the bank. Rain’sGershwin looked forward to robbing Rain’s Coin Laundry as a graduation present to himself. It would be easy to p

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