Look At Your Life, Look At Your Choices

Honestly, Alex hadn't meant to go to a bar. He's been trying to look forward, not think about past mistakes, but since his present is pretty full of... present mistakes, he had needed somewhere to go. That 'somewhere to go' is a villain bar probably isn't great for his attempts to turn his act around, but considering his success rate, it's probably still a step up. From something.

It would be nice if one of the other patrons dramatically announced that Alex shouldn't be there, but that wouldn't happen even if the bar wasn't mostly empty. At least the barman is very good at looking nonjudgmental.