The Pavarossi's were a mess. A literal mess in how their properties were run, and a figurative mess in how their organization was run. Like I've never run an actual criminal enterprise (allegedly...), but this group seemed completely in ruin before they were even attacked. Like they didn't have a good accountant, or any accountant, they just had some guy who said he was good with number who couldn't seemingly add two things together. They thought they were making a profit, but in fact they were making a loss on nearly every project they were involved with mostly due to people in the org ripping them off (shocking from such a well run group...) In fact the Pavarossi's were so incompetent it had me wonder why anyone would scheme to destroy them, they all seemed perfectly on the way already.
What this meant unfortunately was that I had to literally become in charge. Like I said I ran a crime family, but I actually did that. I took over and ran an actual crime family. In a way it was like running a normal business. Just the sources of revenue were a bit more overtly criminal as opposed to borderline criminal like my usual business practices (err I mean my completely legit business practices). At first I was a bit out of practice since I hadn't actually run a regular business in a while. So some mistakes were made (mostly about what was and what was not worth actual money, I tell you back in the day fresh milk was a gods damned gold mine, stupid refrigeration changing the way the world works...) but ultimately within two weeks I was able to at least give the business a semblance of things working correctly. Unfortunately that meant that some of the under-performing mob personnel had to be let go. And in this case let go meant killed. Which was a lot easier than when I had to fire people in the past.
Yes I'm a terrible person you don't have to tell me that its bad to appreciate killing people instead of hurting their feelings by firing them I already know.
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