4/5?

cont'd


They asked the young man how they could obtain such wonderful devices, and how money could be made.

The young man and shop guys went over the details over coffees. The young man explaining how the profits were made, and how much they could make if they did things in the right ways and at what times.

With May nearly over (change late 1978 to may 1978), the promise of fireworks for sale made the two very happy. The young man, after signing a contract with the two, walked off, jerry can in hand, headed towards his car, down the abandoned roads, with a jog in his step he waved and smiled in the fading light of the shop. Pepsi Sign still blinking, his flashlight, now fully lit, moving swift into the night.

Only a few minutes had passed when a car approached, it was bright red and beautiful. The tires looked brand new. The windows were dark. The young man got out of the car, opened the back door and walked towards the shop after grabbing their jerry can, and the first batch of fireworks.

After returning the can to its owners and thanking them for their assistance, and exchanging contact information, the young man gave them more instructions and headed off into the night.

The instructions were followed to the "T". The guys had enough money after that 4th of July to re open the shop. They made their payments and the young man helped them out every year for a few years. Every fireworks sale was a great success for the shop guys and the young man.

5/?

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