Some people wash their hands before a shift, but Jeff Service definitely doesn't. He likes it dirty and I don't think he gives a shit. This is showcased on his upfront bass thick tray track "Plastic People". The things he does with plastic on this track just shouldn't be done unless you are strong stomached and made to get down.

While Jeff is off on break, our friend and comrade DJ Mes steps in his place to take care of some town business. The "Plastic People (DJ Mes Town Business Mix)" relishes in its elegant finesse at handling any and all social situations. When you need to take care of business on the floor, DJ Mes is who you turn to for some no fuss get on the funk bus boom. If Jeff Service doesn't get back from break, Mes is going to walk off with all his $ for sure.

"Keep Tellin' Me" is a perfect display of what makes Jeff Service such a professional wait staff extaordinare. This cut can handle even the most hostile patron with ease. Lay this piece on the table and watch mouths drop and wallets unfold with the phat bank roll tips dropping on the accent dish. You won't hear the jingle of change, but the thud of heavy wads of paper bills. The money shot.

To close out the cash register, Jeff Service leaves us at "Miss Taro's Place". This cut has a perfect way of tying up any loose ends with a patron or an open ended mix. Funk 'n' flutter, and a massively huge breakdown works late and never takes a break. This will leave the masses more than satisfied and returning again and again to show patronage and support. It is a good thing that we have Jeff Service working for us in times like these. The amazing service keeps the doors open and the people coming back to be served. The "You Got Served EP" pretty much says it like it is.