( Jeff Calhoun's first Wednesday is Dean Winchester's first Wednesday at Crimson.
At two o'clock Dean lets himself into Crimson. He's used to routine. He's never opened a bar before, but he has a good memory and a step-by-step guide should he need to remind himself of any of the steps. It feels good to focus on something - despite the circumstances of this city and the video still ingrained into his memory, he needs to work. Aspire to something while he slowly and quietly rebels.
While setting up, Dean plays music that reminds him of home, that Jeff might recognize as almost sounding right. He likes the methodical and necessary way he gets to set the bar up just so.
He double checks his list, moves to marry the bottles behind the bar, and turns off his own music on his device, living with whatever plays over the speakers.
Always with a glass of whiskey he nurses behind the bar, Dean sips leisurely, but doesn't get trashed. He knows someone's coming in to perform, sort of a trial period. Dean likes live music, but he's hoping it's not folksy or chickish, or even worse, shitty covers. )
action | when they get what they want, and they never want it again
At two o'clock Dean lets himself into Crimson. He's used to routine. He's never opened a bar before, but he has a good memory and a step-by-step guide should he need to remind himself of any of the steps. It feels good to focus on something - despite the circumstances of this city and the video still ingrained into his memory, he needs to work. Aspire to something while he slowly and quietly rebels.
While setting up, Dean plays music that reminds him of home, that Jeff might recognize as almost sounding right. He likes the methodical and necessary way he gets to set the bar up just so.
He double checks his list, moves to marry the bottles behind the bar, and turns off his own music on his device, living with whatever plays over the speakers.
Always with a glass of whiskey he nurses behind the bar, Dean sips leisurely, but doesn't get trashed. He knows someone's coming in to perform, sort of a trial period. Dean likes live music, but he's hoping it's not folksy or chickish, or even worse, shitty covers. )