The truth of the matter is less that the barkeep is hammered, but that the next shift's barkeep is late. Or at least that's the explanation Alex is given upon extracting the present twin from her 'dancing' hell. Admittedly, it's still possible that the other personality had some responsibility; after all, those are two big parts of why the twins usually ran a bit below their actual skill levels. (The other involved the long recovery from a faulty grenade. The almost completely see-through red arm replacement this twin has is pretty striking, and you'd never know that the other twin was using a cheap sensor to actually hear if you didn't question the cheek marks.)<br/><br/>Of course, it's only extracting the sorcerer that's easy. She's both wobbly and (mostly accidentally) grabby. Also, quite willing to complain (verbally and physically) about the other workers. Surprisingly, not the other bartender that's really late, but the person doing the announcements for the acts tonight for being so grossly wrong. The previous act got billed as 'gang rape' by the iconography that's still not gone and the one that's going on next is apparently a 'dull knife' and 'poker' act. The text isn't much better, calling the last group 'grope rap' and the one that's going to be up "I Dull and the 52 Cards."<br/><br/>Eventually, though, Alex gets herself (and Balor) to the table that's being held by her underlings. It's got a good view of the stage and is pretty unused (tonight) seeming, but there's not much else to recommend it. An AR wait-staff-drone icon hovers around the table, waiting for any orders.