Dry Camp? part 3

We received replacements today for the camp workers, and our camp manager, who is leaving for vacation on the next train out of here, got himself pretty lit up. He was stumbling around, running into doors, and had to be taken to the shower by the camp ladies. One of them came up to me and was trying to explain and make excuses, and again, I told her that I dont care. They dont work for me, and shit, the guy has been in the middle of the Gobi for two months. Everybody needs a drink after that. When I returned from the field, we was receiving a lecture from the new camp manager. I guess it is only a dry camp to the suits.