Toby's Tip (Orange County Bar)

Toby slides cash across the scarred bar counter in the late-night Orange County dive, leaving a tip for the bartender after Sam and he clink glasses in somber toast. The bills sit amid empty shot glasses and news of a terrorist bombing flickering on the TV, signaling their exit from personal loyalty talk back to national crisis. Toby drums fingers nearby before they depart.

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S4E17 · Red Haven's On Fire

Quiet Loyalty at the Orange County Bar

Toby leaves a tip on the scarred bar after they finish their drinks — a small, ritual gesture that marks the end of the private moment and returns them to the public world.

Before: Cash in Toby's possession prior to paying the bartender.

After: Cash left on the bar as a tip after they stand; possession transferred to the bartender/establishment.

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S4E17 · Red Haven's On Fire

Standing With You

Toby slides cash across the scarred bar as a tip after the toast—this small transactional act marks the end of the intimate exchange and signals readiness to depart. The tip closes the social interaction and reestablishes ordinary commerce amid extraordinary news.

Before: Cash not on the bar; bartender awaiting payment; normal bar operation in progress.

After: Cash left on the bar as a tip; bartender accepts it; the money remains as physical residue of the scene's conclusion.

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S4E17 · Red Haven's On Fire

A Quiet Toast, A Bombing, Back to Duty

Toby slides cash across the scarred bar counter as a tip when they depart; this small transaction closes the private interaction and signals a return to the public/professional world, while also grounding the scene in ordinary, physical detail.

Before: Cash not yet placed; bar bill unsettled.

After: Cash left on the counter as a tip; bartender collects/acknowledges it.

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