[He lights her cigarette, of course, because that's what's expected, and he's always been a good judge of what's expected, what's polite. She seems to value those formalities, so he's happy to indulge her. It's to his own benefit, in the long run.]

I'll introduce you my employees soon. For now, though, I'll tell you a little about them. Roman and Theo are the card dealers -- Theo's a bit... odd, but relatively harmless, I'd think. Dewey's the pianist, and he's pretty damn good, even if he's only ten. Al's the bartender and the bouncer, and I'll warn you right now, there's no way he won't flirt with you. And of course, you already know me. Like I said, it's a small staff.