CHAPTER 4
EDDIE NEEDS A PLAN
“That was a long sigh.” Diesel said from the other side of the dining-room table.
I looked up from my laptop where I’d been crunching numbers. Diesel told me that if I was late with the rent over the holidays, he would understand, considering the state of my finances, but I was determined I wouldn’t fall behind on the bills.
“It’s hard to watch your business go belly-up after spending so much time building it.” I sipped my coffee and sighed again. “What really sucks is that it isn’t my fault.”
“Can you train your clients at other gyms until yours is repaired?”
“Yeah, I’m doing that with a few of my regulars. The problem is, it cuts my take in half, since I have to pay for guest memberships at other gyms. Plus, it's always slow around the holidays, which m
