Travis walked around his bar and whistled for Bob who came scurrying onto the bar table.
"Can you get me a glass of milk?" Travis said in a mocking tone. "God, I haven't seen so much pretentious attitudes since I held that Poetry Slam in the Inn." Travis got out a glass and a jug of milk he began to pour the glass to about 3/4ths full when he heard Patchy announcing that people will get shots if they don't help. "Well I've done my work in setting up the beer drinking competition. So I don't have to worry.
Travis, wanting to have everyone's defenses lowered, pour the final quarter of the glass with alcohol. "But Patchy seems to have a lot of power over everyone with that stupid syringe." Travis taps his finger on the counter. "A lot of people must have a fear of needles in this town, so they'll respect the doctor because he has access to them. Plus that syringe could help me with some "transactions"."
Bob sniffed the milk and began to sneeze. "Oh right." Travis said, noticing Bob "Too strong a smell". Travis reached into his pantry and pulled out a squirter that says "Liquid Star".
"Ah, Liquid Star, My best friend. Next to you of course." He says to Bob. Travis begins pouring it into the milk which begins to transform into "Star Milk" (From HM: A Wonderful Life). Bob smells the drink, sits up, and chatters. "Thank you, Good Boy" Travis tosses a piece of cheese toward Bob, to munches it down then scurries to the backroom. Travis picks up the drink, "Looks like Star Milk, smells like Star Milk, tastes like Star Milk, and covers up any ingredients an ingenious bartender like me could possibly add in. This is the best investment I've ever made." Travis closes the pantry door, turns out the lights and walks back outside. Putting on his friendly persona. He walks to Estelle and hands her the drink.
"Here you go. I hope it's okay that it's star milk. Star Milk from the finest star cows. The cost is usually 540g, but because it's the new years festival, I'm giving away my non-alcoholic drinks at half price! That'll be 270g, if you please. I apologize for it not being free, but I run a small business, I need to be able to eat something other than complementary peanuts and burgers at "The Tree Sap"."