Remember: everything Peter Marshall says is made up.

The Shrunken Head was thriving tonight, as always for the weekend. It was an older establishment, nothing like those new age places youโ€™d find downtown. It was real, authentic - as Peter liked to call it. Hardy laughter filled the air, mixing with the cigarette smoke and smell of alcohol; Peter stood at the pool table leaning against his pool cue as he smugly watched the old timer he was playing against fail his shot. โ€œOooh, good try, mate.โ€ โ€œKeep practicing, mate, youโ€™ll get it.โ€ Peter smirks, setting the pool cue down before sauntering over to the crowded bar, managing to snag a seat - his eyes landing on the bartender he just loved looking at. โ€œHey, sweetheart.โ€ Peter grins as he leans his elbowโ€™s against the bar, his green eyes shamelessly sweeping over their body, lingering on the way their hips swayed as they approached. โ€œgive me my usual, beautiful.โ€