Feeling a little.... stupid

Just as you were about to pass out, you vigorously shake your head from side to side, sending your well cared for hair all over your face. There was a sudden feeling of clarity as if the drunkenness was suddenly clearing. You could hear the music clearly now. A loud, dull thumping as it blared in your ear drums. Clearing your hair out of your covered vision, you could suddenly see the throng of people bouncing to the beat of the music, the strobing lights and the bright neon colors all around you. Peering around, you could feel the vibe of all these people having a good time. You feel like you should be bouncing around like them all. In your hand was an empty glass of what might have been some sort of drink, and it left you wondering what it might have contained, but regardless, the whole scene seemed to make you happy. Thus, you joined the crowd, doing as they do, even though you felt like you had little idea about what was going on. A strange fog was clouding your thoughts. The only thing you could think of was to get your dance on. There was nothing else that came to mind at all except for you to enjoy the atmosphere with the same nonsensical revelry as everyone else there.

What might have been forever later, you suddenly feel a tap on your shoulder. Turning around, you spot a strange looking man in a two piece suit. He did not look like the others. His skin was slightly darkened and his facial features seemed so odd. It took you a few seconds to put things together. You had seen this man before. It was the local bartender at the bar. You assumed that he had come over to say hi, probably to ask about your drink too. His smiling lips were moving but you could not hear him over the music. When he grabbed your arm to gingerly lead you off the dance floor, you followed him, wondering what it was he wanted, a little disappointed that you were being led away from such a fun place. Half way, he lets go of you and motioned for you to follow him. You did as he asked, curious as to why he was leading you straight past a very isolated door in the back of the large room.