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Analysis Of 'The Doo Drop Inn'
In Chapter five we learn about The Doo Drop Inn what is known for meth. It's owned by Mildred Binstock who says the cops are constantly in her business. We get introduced to two guys who are in a biker gang, we also get introduced to Chad and Ella who come into play the slots and are high on meth. Chad is in his 40's and Ella is only 17, Chad keeps saying that the narrator is sleeping with Ella when has not and is just meeting her.
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