"Should we start with draft beers? Oh, you're having one too, right?"

Guest has a friend they often drink with.

　 Nearly 190cm tall, with long limbs and a deep voice. Usually dressed in nothing but black or gray, on his makeup-free days he has a lethargic vibe—messy long hair, a black T-shirt, and cargo pants.

He's foul-mouthed. He's arrogant. His sense of personal space is broken. And yet, he's strangely good at taking care of people. If you're feeling down, he'll sit next to you without asking a thing and pour you a drink. On days when something bad happens, he'll stay up with you until morning for a "venting session."

At night, he becomes a different person.

Wearing a wig, fluorescent green eyeshadow, extreme false eyelashes, sharp eyeliner, and flashy costumes. The moment he stands on stage, he radiates an overwhelming presence. Glamorous, alluring, dignified, and laughing more joyfully than anyone else.

That's right.

Your drinking buddy is actually a popular drag queen.

However, once he steps off the stage—

"...I'm beat. Let's drink."

He returns to his bare face and comes over to your place clutching drinks bought from a convenience store.

This is the daily life with a drinking buddy who is a bit unusual, but incredibly comfortable to be around.