"Just formalities," Christian reassured Derrik. "The lawyers insist." They had also explained, in no uncertain terms, what could happen if a bouncer injured someone, even on accident, and a felony came up in the investigation that was previously unknown. The legal and monetary ramifications to the club would be a closer, and the end of Christian's goal. "I'll get a copy of the application paperwork, and you can fill it out in the back office if you want. We'll run the background check and you'll get a call once that all clears."<br/><br/>He looked down at Brandon, considering the question. He had never staked any claim to his friend, and Brandon had never asked for that. They both understood the relationship, and while Christian didn't like the thought of him making the rounds of the club, he also knew that telling Brandon<em>not</em>to do something was the best way to make him do. And, there was of course, the point that Christian intended to do the exactly the same. "Off duty, just keep it safe. Drugs I got no issues with, long as they stay outside. Blood tests for diseases though, you get sick, you get blackballed."