-Siegol didn't care much about the weather, and he had half a mind to throw what was ;eft of the customers out, as it was an hour pass closing time. Cleaning another mug quietly while counting the customers. They had began to become more drunken and more wild just abit ago, so the blonde-haired german decided to throw them out.

12:38

It didn't take him long to throw away the drunkards and gamblers, but it made him feel bad, as they'd have to drive home or stumble in the rain. Switching the open sign to the opposite, he turned off the main light that caressed most of the bar by itself. The light that illuminated the darkness was on his side of the counter, the light shining and reflecting off of the jugs and mugs. A calender of kittens was plastered nearby it.-