Hoss put his hand on the gear shift before moving it over to Del's knee. "Deli don't worry, I've been caught by my past..." He glinted at her with his scarred eye, "But if you never forget your past, don't run from it, you'll make it out alright." He then pocketed his sawed off in the driver side door pocket while Charles spun the loaded cylinder in his revolver in the back seat with his feet kicked up on the back of Delphine's seat.<br/><br/>"So Deli have any girl friends that ain't doing anything tonight I'm feeling a bit lonely." Charles piped up from the back as he tipped his head down and kept spinning his cylinder.<br/><br/>Hoss rolled his eyes while he drove them down the two lane road through town. Passing by the two chapels, camping site, large fuel rig and pipeline, the movie cinema, small community college, before they were going down the small hill that lead them to the entrance of downtown Glendale. Immediately at the base of the hill was a left turn that was a small community with a nail salon, apartment complexes, small residential housing and of course the laundromat. Pulling along the laundry parking Hoss checked his watch and saw it was just after the dinner rush so people were going to be heading home for their beds and get home.<br/>"Alright Deli, here's the keys. If there's not a problem you and Danny will take care of it while I read a magazine and do a bit of laundry. Pick me up when you ladies are done." He tossed her the keys before nudging Charles who rolled his eyes,<br/>"Yeah yeah." Popping the trunk Charles got in the back inside the trunk and told Deli if things got hairy he'd help her out as he climbed into the back before it was shut. Hoss gave her a wink before taking his bag of laundry with a roll of quarters and headed on into the building.