" Do you have a plan to tackle this?" Well I guess we do. An idea anyway, we franchise."The two CEO's looked at each other. Finally Chuck Rogers spoke... "Did we just hear a brilliant solution to a business problem come from a teenager? Franchise indeed! It'll work too." I'm sorry," Eileen said. "I really don't understand what you mean by franchise. Isn't that like a restaurant chain?" Not really in this case, the same kind of concept though. Right Tony?" Yes sir. Ma'am, as generous as these two. “Let me make some phone calls. We will see what we can do to get you started in university. Don’t think this gets you out of High School, young man. We still have to think of your social development. Lord only knows the problems you already have from the things your parents and Child Services put you through.”I know I can trust her to take care of it. From what little I know of her from my first life, she was the one that took care of the family, and for the first time, I am feeling like part. I don't know how long I was out or where I'm waking up, all I know is my head hurts and I want to get up ... I can't ... Panic hits me as I notice I am tied up in a basement with no windows and only one really large door. The door opens and you walk in. You are wearing all black; your face is covered by a ski mask and a bandana so I can't see it. You stand behind me as I lay on the cold stone table and you wrap a blindfold around my eyes. I hear you take your mask off and almost right after,. ”“Yes James I’d be happy to oblige! Where would you like me to come?” said Richard Widemouth in a voice that was two thirds business, one sixth persimmon and one sixth friendly confidantRichard Widemouth got the address and hung up. The phone rang immediately. In fact, Richard Widemouth made six appointments before he was able to leave for his first appointment. Richard Widemouth would be passing by his friend Harry Dangaphippe's house.Harry Dangaphippe played the trumpet and Richard Widemouth.