Hey Tina, busy day. Sally. Three plays, thank you. Thanks very much guys. Cheers. Cheers buddy. I need to say, if it had been straight, we would probably score two more points or not. Hey, here you go Jim, why don't you get you guys? Another couple of beers, thanks. Hey, they're all right. They would have totally scored. Not at least try. I think that call cheers. Yeah, I reckon that call is absolutely ridiculous. And if they had been straight, we would have... Ah, Jim's a member of the club. He seems okay. But he's made showing signs of intoxication. He might have a medical condition or disability. I'm not sure. I'm going to have to have a chat with them to find out more. Hey, how's it going Jim? Looks like you two have had a pretty good arvo. Yeah, celebrating or when. So you and Jim must go back away. Yeah, we're all teammates. There's been a wild between drinks, though. I bet you grab us another couple of beers. You know what I reckon we should do after this, but try and go and piece it up. Yeah, Jim's mate's eyes look classy. He's a bit unsteady on his feet, too. Jim looks fine, but I can't serve his mate any more alcohol. This is a bit tricky. I could speak to the manager. It'd be better coming from him, but he's not around. Jim's a member of the club, and I just don't want to embarrass him or his mate. Yeah, I'm going to have to have a quiet word with Jim. Hey Jim, I'm happy to grab you a beer, but it looks like he mates had a few to many. I'm going to have to put him on the waters for now. He might pressure me. Trust me. He's fine. So that's one more drink. It's not going to hurt anyone. Jim, you know me. I'm going to have to go. I'm going to have to go. Jim, you know management supports responsible service of alcohol. We don't want the club getting a bad rap. Let's stick to water this round. He could take a vent. What the hell are you talking about? Do you want me to come over there and get the business self? Do you know what I mean to this club? What's going on here, Jim? I thought you told me you were the man. If you want to keep your job here, I suggest you have a long hard thing where you get us those beers. Look Jim, it's not me, it's the law. And there's no need for that sort of behaviour. What I can do? I can get security to sort out a cab for you and your mate. Or you can stick to water this round. Okay? Or he might even play the friend card. Come on. How long have you known me? I can be out for him. He's completely fine. Look Jim, you know I'm only doing my job. And there are a lot of consequences involved for keeping serving your mate. If you don't like my decision, you can make a formal complaint and take it up with management, okay? Come on, mate. Thanks for watching.