Teddy<br/>Location: Moving about the club<br/>Tagged: Wednesday, Max, Sammi, DD<br/><hr/><br/><div class="floatleft">(http://www.ti-ku.de/Athletenecke/Andreas_Frey/andreas_frey_1.jpg)</div><br/>Teddy arrived early as usual. It promised to be a crazy night - as did almost every night, of course. He was dressed in his usual outfit - Black dress-slacks, black polo shirt, black tennis-shoes and black socks. It was plain, drab, and unassuming - and when the hours lights went down the music started pumping, he became almost invisible - except for the bold white word "SECURITY" along the back of his shirt in bold white letters.<br/><br/>He wasn't meant to be seen, and he was fine with that. If a customer was talking to him it usually wasn't for a good reason. Teddy had 'escorted' his fair share of creeps and idiots and trouble-makers from the club. This was Wednesday's turf, and with a point and a nod from the boss, Teddy would gladly toss someone out onto the street.<br/><br/>Teddy slowly walked around the club, checking things out, doing his first of many walk-throughs looking for anything out of the ordinary - people who didn't belong, employees who needed help with anything, wiring, fixtures, or furniture that looked dangerous or in need of repair, so on and so forth. He didn't have his earpiece in yet, since it was still well before open hours.<br/><br/>He eventually walked past the bar and stopped by for a moment, nodding in greeting to Wednesday, Max, and Sammi, and then freezing for a moment as he laid eyes on DD. Good god, Wednesday knew how to pick 'em, that was for sure.<br/><br/>"Boss," he said, nodding to Wednesday, "Max, Sammi, how goes it?" he asked next, looking to each of them in turn. He then smiled a bit at DD, "Howdy, miss," he said to her in greeting. "Name's Teddy. One of the regular bouncers. You need anything, anyone hassles you, you can hit one of the panic buttons under the counter and I'll come running," he said. "Max can show you. She likes to hit them a lot just to 'test' our response time out," he joked, giving Max a playful smirk. "Good exercise, though, I s'pose."