TEAM OUTRIDERS
Prologue Part II
Blake: Unfortunately my driving advice wasn’t well received. Sally flunked the test.
Marc: You surprised? What the hell were you thinking giving that advice?
Blake: Hey, I aced my driving exam with flying colors. I remember it like it was yesterday. The instructor told me to relax, then put her hand on my lap… oh. I forgot, that test was a little biased. Shit! No wonder she didn’t pass.
Luigi: You banged your driving instructor?
Blake: More like the other way around.
Marc: You dog!
Luigi: All finished here, give it a try.
(Both passenger side doors on the Enforcer are closed flawlessly)
Marc: Hot damn! I take back what I said about you constantly measuring.
Blake: How’d you get so good with body work?
Luigi: There was a bump shop at the Cresge dealership I used to work at. I picked up a few extra shifts here and there.
Marc: They certainly paid off.
Blake: So, I got a letter in the mail. We’re going to Canada.
Marc: What?
Blake: Yeah, start out there, and head somewhere in the South.
Luigi: Long trip.
Blake: 3000 miles.
Luigi: Well, I looked the old girl over, I can’t find anything wrong.
Marc: You can’t even tell it was in an accident. You tell Zach about the trip?
Blake: Yeah, he’s got the time off.
Petoskey Motors ZLC Headquarters
Hell, MI.
Dunbar: You wanted to see me?
Zach: Yeah, I noticed a few discrepancies with the fiscal records.
Dunbar: Oh?
Zach: Every transaction for the past twenty two years has this small surcharge added.
Dunbar: Twenty two years, that was around the time the transactions went digital.
Zach: Right, and it looks like this has been going on since day one. Thing is, I looked over the records and I can track where all the money goes, except the Administrative Surcharge.
Dunbar: Perhaps it’s simply the cost of running computerized transactions.
Zach: I don’t think so, that’s what the in house IT department is for.
Dunbar: Have you told anyone about this yet?
Zach: Just Tom, and Frank from IT. I was thinking we should let Ms. Ventnor know about this.
Dunbar: No need to be too hasty. I mean, I wouldn’t want to start a fuss over what could be nothing. I understand you’re going on vacation soon. You enjoy it. I’ll look this over, and if it’s still an issue, it’ll be waiting for you when you get back.
Zach: Okay.
Dunbar: You can go. And have a fun trip.
Zach: Thank you sir.