Signora de Marco.

You have three options for commodities to freight back:

1) Black market Light Arms. A wide selection of unregistered weaponry stolen from our own Detroit Munitions here in Liberty. Everyone needs a gun, although I'm aware your people tend to prefer Daumann models as silly as that is. Your people can purchase from our stocks of it on Ouray so that'll prove fairly convenient.

2) Luxury goods. Ranging from designer clothes to perfumes and everything between, you'd be buying the surplus that's left over from our efforts to improve the standard of living of our people. It's a decent quantity but the source tends to be Bretonian trains in California a system that we only have one foot in. So expect supply to be a little inconsistent and you'd have to pick it up from us in Ontario.

3) Platinum. Ontario's full of it and it has a variety of applications, industrial, scientific and a preferred choice when it comes to love bands. You'd need to make a stop at our installation in Ontario to acquire it, same deal as the luxury goods.

Choose according to demand.

Signora de Marco.

Surprising but not something I'll complain about, the supply of guns is one thing we can be the most consistent with. The necessity of a reliable foundation of customers isn't something I'm unfamiliar with, and ultimately it's what'll attract more people to buy from us instead.

The future of this market is going to be dictated by whoever can showcase longevity and I intend for that to be my people. But you already know that.

Line's open if there's anything else, until then.

Signora de Marco.

Nothing to report so far, we're finalizing a few modifications to the expanded structure that's much more appropriate for the job than what we had previously improvised. I'll let you know once the process is complete.

That said, I'm surprised that you're surprised John dislikes me so much.

He's more than a little off his rocker, and whatever marbles he might have had are now lost to time. His reasons perplex me as well. But it really doesn't matter, the man is a creep and kicking him to a curb when necessary suits me just fine.

Signora de Marco.

I worked out a few kinks in the distribution network at the source, meaning Manhattan. Regarding Clark's sudden insistence on proper work ethics, the only thing I did was warn him that I would be immensely unhappy if deliveries were late. He fell short once and it was quite difficult to work around, shortages of the supply he delivers are lethal. An implication which now goes both ways in the event the worst happens as a result of him being tardy.

You have no reason to worry about needing to replace him.