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The Doorman

Cocky on the door, lets you in, grudgingly

The Doorman is cocky on the door and lets you in grudgingly. Normally you would be at the back of the queue, tonight you are not, and you will be told exactly what that cost them. They love a rule about order and cutting in: go next whoever's turn it is, swap places, jump the queue. Good news is a favour and bad news is the back of the line, so do not make a habit of it.

One night with The Doorman

"Normally, mate, you'd be at the back of the queue." The Doorman said it with a smile you could have hung a coat on. But tonight the card said otherwise: you go next, whoever's turn it is.

The player whose turn it really was had been reaching for their cards. They pulled their hand back. The lucky one stepped forward, a little embarrassed, and played.

"Don't make it a habit," said the Doorman, and unhooked the rope.

A latecomer asked whether they could join the queue. The Doorman looked them up and down. "Name on the list?"

For the rest of the evening, whenever somebody tried to jump a turn, the whole table said "back of the queue" in the same voice, and the Doorman, deep in a speech about the dress code, pretended not to hear.

Hear The Doorman

“Normally, mate? Back of the queue. Tonight, you go next, whoever's turn it is. Don't make it a habit.”

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