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But Hyans did manage to lay a couple of the younger female volunteers so he wasn't wasting his time. Why don't you quit your lousy job and come work for us?" "How much?" "Forty-five dollars a week. That includes your column. You will also distribute to the boxes on Wednesday night, your car, I'll pay the gas, and you write up special assignments. Eleven a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturday s off." "I'll think about it." Hyans' old man came in from Cleveland. We got drunk to- gether over at Hyans' house. Hyans and Cherry seemed very un- happy with Pops. And Pops could put away the whiskey. No grass for him. I could put away the whiskey too. We drank all night. Now the way to get rid of the Free Press is to bust up their stands, run the peddlers off the streets, bust a few heads. That's what we used to do in the old days. I've got money. I can hire some hoods, some mean sons of bitches. We can hire Bukowski. God damn it!" screamed young Hyans, "I don't want to hear your shit, you understand?" Pops asked me, "What do you think of my idea, Bukowski?" "I think it's a good idea.
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