Andalucia NPCs

The NPCs of Andalucia Here you can find additional details on the NPC bartenders, waiters, dance instructors and customers that bring to life within Los Angeles a little slice of the southern Spanish pub culture. Management Bartenders Mike Mike Wright was one of the first employees and has been with the restaurant since before it opened in August, 2021. The senior in civil engineering at UCLA is a tall, ruggedly good looking young man with enough charisma that other employees often look to his lead. He's excels at making people feel welcome, whether that means providing a friendly smile that helps people forget the troubles of their day when they step inside, or giving a sympathetic ear to someone sitting at the bar whose troubles have a stronger hold on them. He's known to acquire the numbers of coeds on occasion. Mike should be portrayed as an all around good guy who cares about others and is protective, both of the customers and especially of the other staff that have come to be a home away from home for him. Eric File:Andalucia Eric.jpg Eric Park is a sophomore at UCLA who is still struggling to narrow down his major. In his quest to come to a decision, he might engage someone in conversation about what they do and whether they like it. He has become a talented mixologist behind the bar, and sometimes experiments with creating his own drinks which he'll offer to interested customers to give feedback on. So far he hasn't worked out any thing that has become a staple on the menu, though he's hoping to make his stamp on the restaurant with one before he graduates. Eric is on his own and struggles financially to pay for school, and finds the higher pay and the health benefits at the restaurant to be a boon. Jennifer and the kitchen staff always make sure he has a to go box of food to take home with him at the end of a shift. Dance Instructors Jorge the Latin God On Jorge's first day at Andalucia, Jennifer had mentioned to other staff she was auditioning a new dance instructor. One of the waitresses, who had seen the young man's rugged good looks and smoldering eyes when he'd passed on his way upstairs, had clarified, "You mean the Latin God"? And so it was that Jorge the Latin God was born, the other staff at the club almost always referring to him by the entirety of his nickname. Feel free to portray Jorge humorously as being an idealized version of the Latino stereotype, one who you'd expect his shirt to hang open and hair to stir even in a lack of breeze like the cover of a romance novel, a flower to be available to be held between his teeth at the appropriate moment of a dance, and any camera covering him to take on that soft, dreamy aesthetic. Jorge is a Performing Arts major at UCLA, and one of the best dance instructors at the club.