This is what is left to a coin-op laundromat in Albuquerque at 2:30 am after Biff, Richie, Gaston and their girl friends broke into all the money boxes, then smashed up everything with crow bars, sledge hammers, steel mallets and wrecking bars.
The delinquent pit bull teenagers figured as long as there was no one else around that time a night, it would be fun, shits 'an giggles to smash the Hell out of the washers and dryers after they've taken the nickles and dimes out of them...It's a large laundromat, and the amount of money taken was one fourth of what it would take to buy a low price brand new car (nearly $450).
Of the 42 Huebsch commercial dryers the laundromat has, only 11 are now capable of running...And the statistics on the Speed Queen commercial washers is about the same.
The floor is also flooded with an inch of water from where Gaston smashed a stainless steel sink off a wall, and from where Aiva smashed a toilet to pieces in the restroom.
In Pics 2 & 3, the following song is playing on the car radio as they are still out cruising;
Johnny Preston - "Let Them Talk" 1960
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfsOgU3fIa4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWVmw-f9V94
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsoAUrwjubo
Biff and Richie's parents, Reginald and Diana Collindale Pitbull, don't really care about the behavior of their sons as long as they don't get caught...Daddy Pitbull doesn't like spending money on defense attorney fees.
Gaston Kelton Pitbull's parents, Travis and Amber, didn't raise him any better either.
As for the girls, they might have been raised halfway right by their parents, though they did get in with the wrong bunch with the boy friends they fell in love with.
The incident of the laundromat begins on page 31 of Part 36 of Clarence Coyote and Project Courier.
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