"No no, you don't have to leave. But in all truth the only thing I could think if you were the person who met people here. Everyone else I know isn't looking for anyone right now. Though I do think it would be best if we talked about this after I deal with the guy here. Unless you want a job now then you could go meet him." He laughed, looking to the man who was coming closer to the door. Once the man was close enough to see his face, Johnny's face went from light and smiling, to dark and grim. "In second thought I think you should just wait here well me and him have a talk. So why don't you get some water and maybe a donut." He pointed to the table that held a water cooler and a plate of donuts.<br/><br/>The man then walked into the front half the auto shop with a smile, looking right at Johnny. "Hey, long time no see Johnny boy." The man said with one arm out for a hand shake, but instead Johnny took a step back. "What do you want Joey? Me and you have nothing in common anymore and the family has let me go. I didn't think you would want to see me anyways." He growled, not in the least bit happy to see his once best friend. Joey seemed a bit hurt, but then he smirked. "While Johnny boy, you actually aren't out yet. You still owe us either a life, or a rather large sum of money. Since I know you so well, I'm sure you aren't about to give up a life. So you are going to help me and a few others get the money you owe us." Joey said.<br/><br/>As the two men talked, it was clear that they had known each other a rather long time. And the more someone looked at them, the more they looked like brothers rather then friends. Both men were rather tall, maybe six foot two to six foot three, they had black hair, were rather built with board shoulders, both of them looked like they could carry them selves in a fight. They were probably you would not want to find in a back alley. Though the thing that set the two men apart was Johnny looked ready to punch Joey, while Joey looked liked he wanted to hug Johnny.<br/><br/>After a minute more of talking he grabbe Joey by the sleeve of his coat. "Come on, let's talk about these in the back office." He hissed, opening the door to the shop and dragging Joey through it, he then turned and looked at April. "If anyone else comes in, ask what they need and what they think there problem, get there name and number, write it all down. And if they leave there car and they say they still need a car for a few days. Tell them there is a rent a car place a few blocks down the road that way." He pointed to the right, then said one last thing. "And if anyone shedy comes in, there is a 44. under the desk there. If you really need me though, walk through the shop and get me in the back office, and if all goes well and you are still here when I'm done. Then you can have a job." He then closed the door to the shop and walked rather angrily to the back office.