Ben is the bartender of "The Officer's Club," the new bar that was established in the capital city of Eriadu that was also known as Eriadu City, of course. Eriadu was a very well known planet during the glory days of the Galactic Empire. The glory days has gone astray, but the pride has never been gone. Eriadu is now a capital planet for one Remnant faction and that is Pentastar Alignment. Ben is not the man to choose sides, faction-wise. He could have establish the bar within the Republic space, but he knew that his business would profit better when a lot of grumpy Imperial soldiers would be buying a lot of drinks to drown in sorrow, or to come to the bar and buy drinks in order to set the tone in the storytelling about the glory days of the Galactic Empire. It was quite interesting to see all the hatred the citizens have toward the aliens were still very much alive nowadays. The bartender would never hate the aliens just because they were being aliens, but he knew he would have to follow the anti-alien policy that still exist throughout all those years. If he was to make friends with an alien, he would have to do it where nobody goes to the bar. Anyway, there he is. He has just finally launch his business, although he wasn't able to have his bar called a pub instead of club. So far, it seems to attract a lot of soldiers. That means he is running his business pretty well, and he sure is glad.
He have been too busy taking a time to sit down and relax, celebrating his recent success. Ben focused his mind to the reality, it was half past two in the afternoon that the place were crowded with soldiers. There was Major Banning sitting on a bar stool at the counter where he was working at. In fact, it is the only counter in the entire bar. He knew who Major Banning was not because he met him before, but because he heard his name a lot and that he have seen the man on the streets a few time. The Imperial had ordered a shot of vodka, and Ben would tend to it right away. He knows a lot about drinking business, vodka usually means two things: A ) a bad day happened, and B ) a man is so messed up with his life. The bartender had a safe bet on the first one.
After a short fifteen seconds of brewing up vodka, he would bring a shot and a whole bottle of vodka to the man. Ben poured the vodka into the shot and left the bottle right next to the shot. Ben began to speak in a heavy accent that came seems to be of Coruscant, "Having a bad day, huh? Well, this vodka should make your day a little brighter. Cheers, mate."