"Well, this is strike one," Mills jokes.
The students laugh tentatively.
"How about a ball?" one ventures, playing along.
"Or a do-over?" adds another.
Smiling all the way, Mills delivers his message--this chat will not be so friendly next time--and exits.
"You don't get another do-over," he said.
Keeping the Bartenders Honest
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