From a customer

Well, hey. You're at work. There're lots of people around. Someone, you're sure, will have the money to pay off your debt to Junior. You don't know what kind of person with $500 to drop on a waitress would be hanging around Mick's, but that's not your problem.

I mean, it is. But you'll be able to figure it out.

You follow Junior up the stairs and get back to work tending to the tables. You're only half-paying attention to the customers and their orders, but you make sure you do a good job anyway. You can't make a spare $500 by losing out on tips, after all.

More than your tables, though, you're paying attention to anyone that looks like they might have the money that they could spare to solve your 'problem.' It's a real pain in the ass. Mick's is in a pretty busy part of the city, but it's kind of a dump. The real high-rollers only rarely come in here.