Thane could tell when a customer was going to be trouble from the moment they stepped through the door, for the most part. He would watch them, hover just off to the side, and usually he could prevent an incident. He developed a routine fairly quickly. Of course, there was bound to be someone who slipped by his scrupulous watch.

Then again, his mind might be occupied with a lot of other things, hence that moment where some buffoon manages to cut himself on an axe. His reaction had been minimal — in fact he listed the number of infractions and mistakes the injured party committed while he was being patched up. He doubts a lesson will be learned of course.

"I haven't been here very long," he admits as he returns to his straightened, upright posture, glancing over the customers who haven't yet cut themselves. "But if I had to guess, I would say it's going to be a common occurrence."