Normally, Dumas disliked handling the orientation for new security employees.  He wasn’t very good with people, so his club tours generally amounted to little more than grunting and pointing.  But right now, after everything that had happened in the last few days, he was actually looking forward to dealing with such a mundane task.  In an effort to appear more like a genuine boss, he’d dug his only suit from its burial spot in a nearly forgotten corner of his closet.  He was even feeling a bit chatty -- which meant that the customary grunting might be interspersed with some monosyllabic words.<br/><br/>This would be Dumas’s first time meeting the new bouncer.  Red handled all the hiring for the club, although she was gracious enough to let him watch video recordings of her interviews with the best applicants, and at least pretended to value his opinions on them.  This time, she and Dumas had been in complete agreement.  If anything, Samuel seemed a bit overqualified for the job -- but considering the shitstorm which might be blowing their way, overqualified wasn’t a bad thing.<br/><br/>After adjusting his shoulder holster, Dumas smoothed the suit’s silver-grey fabric over it and headed for the club’s entry hallway, where the new hire was already waiting for him.  Upon seeing Samuel, Dumas greeted him with a nod and extended a hand to shake.  “Dumas Tweed,” he introduced.  “Head of security and temporary tour guide.  Welcome to Wonderland.”<br/><br/>Wonderland wouldn’t open for another hour, but most of the regular staff had already arrived and were busy getting ready.  Dumas wondered if he should warn Samuel that he was probably about to be groped by a flirty magician, snubbed by a haughty dj, pampered by a sweet hostess, and interrogated by an inquisitive hologram.  And then there was the small detail of putting himself on the frontline of a battle against The Cards.  In the end, Dumas decided that the new bouncer would discover all of that soon enough, so he started down the hallway, motioning for Samuel to follow him.