"Sure.  I started at the Arcade while I was still in school, right around the age of 16.  After graduation, I started working full time there and made manager within a year.  When the Arcade's old owner, Extra Life, retired, he sold the business to me at a bargain so I could keep it running."  He looked away as his focus drifted.  "He was a good pony and he lived his dream every day by giving ponies of all ages a place to go to have fun.  It's a privilege to be able to continue that dream of his into the next generation."