Lynch filled with goodwill, a small factual joke prepared both of them for the conversation ahead. At this point, they had already walked out of City Hall, walked into the parking lot, and sat inside Ferrari's car.
In this cramped, enclosed space, there seemed to be more sense of security provided. Ferrari slightly rolled down some of the windows and lit a cigarette, "Recently, the Workers' Union is preparing for a new round of protests, do you know?"
Lynch shook his head. He had only been back a few days and had no inclination to concern himself with the situation on the workers' side. Moreover, he didn't have any friends in the Workers' Union community and wasn't interested, so he naturally didn't know the Union was causing a stir again.
The Workers' Union's agitation is mostly due to the fact that life is too hard now. A scary situation envelops all of Sabin City due to a staggering twenty percent unemployment rate.
