Daisy has recently been employed as a waitress at an hotel restaurant and as a result Roland, a regular and rather particular customer, is getting more than he ordered. From polite conversation to an outright invasion of privacy, Daisy attends to Roland in her unique and inquisitive way. As their friendship grows they realize they have something to learn from each other - Daisy needs to be less nosy and Roland has to learn how to accept change. We see their personalities soften as the relationship between them develops. This quick-witted two-hander is funny and moving in true Nick Warburton tradition. For Starters can be played as a companion piece with his other one-act play Purvis.