Leaving the fight, Gary and Innu went to a little area that had been set up a small distance away from where the host was. Here, there were tables laid out, where they had money processing machines, laptops and a little more.
All of them looked to be older than the fighters and others that turned up, and when Gary saw them he could clearly tell that they were gangsters.
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