Post by Xavier Cross on Aug 1, 2017 4:35:14 GMT
A few bruises, a few bandages, and a lot of drinks. Xavier Cross sits at the bar, a smile on his face as he looks around, it didn't take much, but Cross had rented out the bar for any of the IWF stars to come by after the show. Share a victory drink, or wash away the defeat. But more importantly, the bar was a Neutral Zone. Feuds, hatred, all the negatives were washed away with a few drinks. This was a happy place, for the boys and girls backstage to unwind, and not worry about cameras or kayfabe. Cross stands at the bar, pointing at the jukebox, he was already fairly drunk on Makers Mark whiskey. The music blaring in the pub was The Great Big Sea's "The Night Paddy Murphy Died." A few fans, who had special VIP tickets, called The Council Card. A quick explanation of that is, if you spend over a three hundred dollars at TheCouncilShop.com you got a Council Card, with every purchase after that, you would get rewards, from autograph photos, t-shirts, posters, and the occasional VIP pass to come hang out. It was an easy money making scheme. But tonight wasn't about the money, it was about celebrating.
Xavier Cross: "OH THE NIGHT THAT PADDY MURPHY DIED IS A NIGHT I'll NEVER FORGET! ALL OF THE BOYS GOT LOADED DRUNK AND THEY AINT BEEN SOBER YET!"
He begins walking around, putting his arm around fans, forcing them to drink and then use the bottle as a microphone. It was all for good fun, and cheers. More important, the entire tab was going to be on Cross's pocket, which hopefully would encourage people to come out, and drink, I mean, it was free.
Xavier Cross: "OH THE NIGHT THAT PADDY MURPHY DIED IS A NIGHT I'll NEVER FORGET! ALL OF THE BOYS GOT LOADED DRUNK AND THEY AINT BEEN SOBER YET!"
He begins walking around, putting his arm around fans, forcing them to drink and then use the bottle as a microphone. It was all for good fun, and cheers. More important, the entire tab was going to be on Cross's pocket, which hopefully would encourage people to come out, and drink, I mean, it was free.
Well howdy there pardner.