A certain antique shop at the edge of Night City Pedestrian Street seems rather out of place with the surrounding bustle.
Today, two stern men in black are standing at the shop's entrance. At first glance, they don't look like greeters but rather debt collectors, making people hesitant to approach.
This is probably one of the reasons for the shop's lack of business today.
But to be honest, those who open antique shops don't really care about the bustling pedestrian street filled mostly with out-of-town tourists, as most good deals in this industry are conducted privately.
What tourists pick up in the shop are mostly small-time dealings, which the antique shop owner doesn't concern himself with.
Actually, the fact that this shop is located on a street where eighty percent of the people are tourists is surprising. The reasons are complex; one reason might be that the storefront is owned by the shopkeeper himself, allowing him to avoid paying rent.
