In one afternoon, Lynch met with three gentlemen who needed assistance, and he did his utmost to help them. Unfortunately, one of the gentlemen in his sixties had a very bad temper.
He maliciously interpreted all of Lynch's actions with "I know you're behind all this trickery" and rudely refused Lynch with phrases like "Even if I go to hell, I won't sell my factory to you" and "Let you and your greed go to hell".
However, fortunately, Lynch is a merciful person and didn't blame the old gentleman, as not everyone can face reality, acknowledge it, and accept it.
Although Lynch wanted to help the old gentleman, he regrettably didn't have enough funds to assist him, so he could only apologize as he watched his business being legally auctioned by the bank...
In the evening, Lynch visited the Veterans' Club. A new batch of veterans had arrived at the club.
