Syringe Of Citrus
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2009
Just another one of those nights, the male staff no where to be found when the dirty work needed to be done. The most she could do was spray any brawls with a hose and the drunks, nothing she hated more than having to drag a few drunks outside. Lindsay tried to force a smile as she polished a glass, a thin bandage was somewhat visible and a nasty reminder from the night before. Working at the club had it's perks but at the same time, the brunette wanted to throw her hands up and quit. Tonight would of course be one of those irritable nights. The pounding music and lights weren't winning any points with her ontop of everything else.
Now that isn't a way to look at it, this place was feeding her and paying for her apartment. She painted a smile across her lips tugging her arm away from a regular who was drunk off his ass as usual. Pulling on her to come dance with her, she pried herself free and poured him a glass of water and told him it was their fancy vodka. He downed it and cooed, laying his head down as if it had been hard stuff. She tossed the new girl the rag and sat the clean glass down, dialing a taxi she moved around the counter. Helping the man up and dragged him outside to rest beside security until the taxi arrives. "Goodnight Dan." She said patting him on the head before she returned inside, putting a skip into her step as it would seem the smaller blonde was falling apart already. Orders were building up and Lindsay slid back around filling glasses and serving them, talking the stressing young women down. "Relax! You'll get the hang of it." She spoke wiping the bar surface off with her cloth before more came staggering up.
Now that isn't a way to look at it, this place was feeding her and paying for her apartment. She painted a smile across her lips tugging her arm away from a regular who was drunk off his ass as usual. Pulling on her to come dance with her, she pried herself free and poured him a glass of water and told him it was their fancy vodka. He downed it and cooed, laying his head down as if it had been hard stuff. She tossed the new girl the rag and sat the clean glass down, dialing a taxi she moved around the counter. Helping the man up and dragged him outside to rest beside security until the taxi arrives. "Goodnight Dan." She said patting him on the head before she returned inside, putting a skip into her step as it would seem the smaller blonde was falling apart already. Orders were building up and Lindsay slid back around filling glasses and serving them, talking the stressing young women down. "Relax! You'll get the hang of it." She spoke wiping the bar surface off with her cloth before more came staggering up.