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| The Double Dollar has a reputation as a tough bar. There are rumors of fights and shootings there weekly. | The Double Dollar has a reputation as a tough bar. There are rumors of fights and shootings there weekly. | ||
| - | The Double Dollar is run by Ralph Harris. He was formally known in the city as the villain Tombstone Charlie, but retired when his partner, the Hearse, was killed in a busted robbery. Ralph doesn't care for heroes. He cares less for the police. What he does care about is a heavy spender and someone with some good stories. | + | The Double Dollar is run by [[people:Ralph Harris]]. He was formally known in the city as the villain Tombstone Charlie, but retired when his partner, the Hearse, was killed in a busted robbery. Ralph doesn't care for heroes. He cares less for the police. What he does care about is a heavy spender and someone with some good stories. |
| The inside of the bar is decorated in typical biker style, with chrome and leather accessories. A pool table dominates one part of the main room. In the corner is a booth fashioned from the chassis of a Oldsmobile '57 hearse. Only the most important patrons are allowed there. | The inside of the bar is decorated in typical biker style, with chrome and leather accessories. A pool table dominates one part of the main room. In the corner is a booth fashioned from the chassis of a Oldsmobile '57 hearse. Only the most important patrons are allowed there. | ||
