Really, Kali hadnât wanted to run into anyone on her way out, much less the bartender that sheâd been forced to change opinion on recently. Connor was nice, and kind, and treated them like a human even on the stage, which put him head and shoulders above the majority of men who knew what they did, but Kali had plenty of bad experiences with men who seemed to hold the same respect. So theyâd kept the bartender at arms length, easily seeing his friendship with the other bartenders and bouncers as reasons to continue keeping to herself. But she had still managed to be kind, or as kind as they ever got, not wanting to burn bridges she didnât need to. At that moment, however, with blood still boiling and the urge to just start screaming clawing at their throat, Kali wanted nothing more than to lash out and see if they could make him cry. âJax canât stick to a plan if it would save his fucking life, the man sees a pair of tits and its like he loses all critical thoughtâ They grumbled, before shrugging, gritting their teeth automatically. âSome fucking perv decided to test the no touching rule, so management decided to chew my ass about enforcing it.â They responded, a hint of a sneer on their lips, as they reached into their jacket, pulling out a pack and lighter. âApparently if I âfail to improve my behaviorââ They said, pulling a cigarette out and lighting it as they spoke, her movements tight with barely restrained anger âIâm going to be âfacing terminationâ Fucking jackassesâ She snorted, taking a drag, before holding out the pack towards Connor. âHere, I fucking hate smoking alone.â
There was a lot that Connor didn't like about working at the club, but the people tended to make up for it somewhat. There were some great people working behind the bar, and the performers were a lovely bunch of people he was impressed to get to watch every night. Still, that didn't mean that some didn't grate on him a little more than others. And maybe there was one or two folks he wouldn't mind catching up with after a rough shift.
"Doesn't stop me from being optimistic, he's got a line on some good stuff and my stock's getting low. Still, you ain't wrong. You'd think he'd be a bit desensitized by now, considering we work in a place like this." He gestured around to the building before shoving his hands in his pockets, feeling his blood start to reflexively boil at the idea of some jackass thinking that throwing his money around made it so the rules didn't apply. He'd had a couple of moments himself when he tried to enforce the rules of the place, but after a stern talk with the upper management he'd learned otherwise. He nodded, understanding Kali's frustration as he took a cig from the pack and lit it up.
"Honestly, I don't know if the clientele or the managers are the most entitled jackasses that come through here." He took a long drag off the cigarette, letting the smoke out with a long sigh. "Sorry you had to deal with that guy, though, if I'd known what was going down he'd have had his ass out on the street sooner than he could order that fifth fucking mojito. He was so fucking picky with them I should've just poured it over his head."