“Yeah you missed some ragers,” Alfie grinned at the new guy. “I mean, well one rager. I was kind of hoping for a bit more with the beach party, but, I guess some people like the more mellow fun kinda beach party than what I was looking for,” he shrugged. “But my parties mate, they’re gonna be great, got everything you could want,” he nodded.
At the mention of a dress code he shrugged. “Oh I dunno, whatever you want. Tell ya what, you wear green, you get half off your drinks.” he grinned. “Course I gotta find a bartender before then, but you know, one thing at a time,” he shrugged. “Gotta come up with a plan and then work your way back. Or at least that’s what works for me.” when the other guy introduced himself Alfie chuckled lightly. “Right, might need to know that,” he extended his hand. “Alfie. Nice to meet ya Colin,” he gave Colin an honest smile.
“I’m sure I did, which sucks, good parties are harder to find out there.” Though he was probably one of the very few who thought that way and had actually enjoyed himself previously. Even there had been somewhat bad times as well, he liked to focus on the good things. “Mellow fun? Guess things have changed here after all.”
Colin listened as Alfie explained a little more on the subject at hand. “Well, if you’re looking for a bartender, I can help you out, did that before. And definitely don’t have a job yet, would be a miracle if I had a job the second I arrived.” He chuckled but he was definitely up for work like that. “It’s nice to meet you too, Alfie, can’t say I’ve heard that name before. I can call you Alfie, right? I don’t generally call people Sir or whatever but I know some want that so just asking to be sure.” It had gotten him in trouble before, being as informal as he was, but he couldn’t change the way he was, nor would he want to.