Although he's the deputy guard captain, Billy isn't as difficult to get along with as Bruce. He actually loves to talk with the inmates, because of his sideline business, making use of his role distributing daily supplies to sell some extras like issues of <em>Playpup</em>, posters of female celebrities, and of course, tasty cookies, although his prices are a little higher. Beggars can't be choosers, and neither can prisoners.
You've spent a lot of money at Billy's "store"; he likes loyal customers like you. And it never hurts to be on good terms with a guard. After all, you never know what the future holds.
Give Fake LedgerWho would have thought that Billy would benefit the most from the gang war? Although he wasn't involved in either side's plan, Bruce's failure resulted in him being promoted to guard captain. He never had much of a desire for power, but he liked the idea of a promotion and a raise. Besides, now that he's captain, there's no one to interfere in his business.
