Make Flowers the dealer

Flowers emerged from the back in her new "dealer" outfit. While Robin's duds made her look like a respectable Vegas type, the outfit Flowers got was basically a glorified Playboy bunny suit, just with devil horns and a pointed tail instead of fluffy rabbit accessories. If that was the most humiliating part, that'd be one thing, but...

"The top won't stay uuuup! My boobs aren't big enough to fill it out!" she whined, pinching the points of her outfit's bustier to try to cover up her nipples. "You wear this one, you've got the big boobies for it!"

Robin gave a patronizing smile and a thumbs up. "Don't worry! Customers will think of this as a little bonus!"

"Aaaaah, I get it. Distract them with my boobs, then slip them a bad card!"

"I'm not advocating cheating, Flowers."

"Riiiiight," the happy-go-lucky mercenary responded slyly, giving a very indiscreet wink.

That red flag for her career change from mercenary engineer to poker dealer turned out to be prophetic. As Robin watched Flowers deal the first hand, it became abundantly clear that the girl did not know poker. Robin ended up spending about an hour teaching her the ins and outs, and once that was done, another hurdle presented itself: the girl's overactive imagination seemed to translate to introducing new and exciting rules to the table.

"Aw, yeah, normally a two pair would have won for sure, but you see how you've got two clubs and two hearts? In a case like that, the clubs beat the hearts to ****! That's what the mercenary life taught me, ha ha ha ha! Too bad, so sad! Let me just tear up those cards for you!" Flowers giggled, then raked away the winnings that rightfully belonged to the patron.

Robin swooped in to smooth over the situation, then sighed. "You're not going to burn off your karmic debt if you focus on your own entertainment instead of the customer's, you know?" she warned her hopeless new dealer.

"There's nothing I can't burn! Ha ha ha ha ha!" Flowers cackled, ignoring her tits spilling back out of her top as she dealt out a fresh hand to all the players at the table, who were still gawking, confused from the last round.