I listen and watch as he starts putting down a map on the paper.  What he started out saying was pretty much stuff that I already knew - the Killjoys were a couple of guys that were up to no good, who started making trouble in the neighborhood.  But that was all they should have been, according to him.  Just one of those groups that only moms scared for their boys (and then would proceed to move said son to their auntie and uncle's in the more upscale part of town) took seriously.  As more information came, however, certain things started making sense.  Like the upstairs rooms.  They weren't<em>just</em>bedrooms for the tea house girls; they were also places for the escort service that Ingress ran out of the place.  She had<em>not</em>told me that, and I was going to have to ask her to explain herself the next time I saw her.  I would threaten to withhold any pussy licking I might be inclined to give if she didn't.<br/><br/>"I'm her house bouncer, now," I replied to him, "trouble is going to be had any way you put it.  I appreciate her trying to keep me out of it, but I don't think that's going to happen."  Though she did at least only take volunteers which, yes, was definitely better than ninety nine percent of the people who were involved in this sort of thing.  "If these BNPers - sorry for shortening their name, I'm not saying that whole thing every time - are supposed to be the reason the Killjoys are nobodies, then why haven't they stepped up in the wake of...this other thing you mentioned.  Who were these gangs that they took out?  Do you have any names for guys who didn't join after the events thusly described?"  I paused.  "That's not even a tenth of the questions I have, but I'll go ahead and try and answer some of them myself - I'm guessing most people think that these 80s gang goons got themselves some more powerful backers?  And I'd ask who the list of enemies for these destroyed gangs are, but I saw<em>The Wire</em>.  That list could probably take a week, and by the time it's done, might not even be good."  I was going to need to invest in a really good baseball bat.