Why bartenders hate people

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Top Cities View All Destinations. Buenos Aires. Dallas-Fort Worth. Mexico City. Trending Regions. Trending Cities. They will break if you try to pull them apart. It creates a major hazard. I'm making three drinks and garnishing a Negroni with orange, and they just grab it.

Or when people reach for an extra lime. Just ask me what you need, and I got it. And tear up the coasters. And then they just leave it. Three ounces of vodka stirred and served up isn't a Martini. It's three ounces of vodka. If you want to get your drink on, don't be shy.

We got you. Skip to main content Drink. Waving Down the Bartender. Seeing grown year-old men get in a fight over a girl and year-old women showing their tits was probably the most shocking. It became not shocking very fast. Johanna , 8 years bartending— "While it might not be a totally conscious thing, my service industry friends come and stay all night because it scratches an itch for camaraderie and provides a chance — to meet a cool stranger maybe — but with no strings attached.

You can shoot the shit after a long day of whatever strife in a place where people know you. No one has to extend invites or flake out. Some are just convenience friendships, some become legit close, others blossom into drunken hook-ups.

Daniel "As I crossed over from a beginner bartender to one with more experience, I found my drinking habits changed and I viewed alcohol differently over time. First, I learned the trick that it's best to order alcohol straight up; no mixers.

This helped me to learn my happy zone with alcohol and how not to overuse it. I started drinking less as a result.

Jason "Absolutely on both counts. I hate being around drunks when I'm sober, they're really fucking annoying. But I drink, so when I'm drunk I hate being around the sobers, they're boring. Aaron "Not really, one aspect that is weird is working at the few places that let you have a few shifty's. It seems like a good idea at first. Daniel "Working with the other staff members and all the crazy stories you experience first hand working behind a bar.

My least favorite part of the job was of course dealing with those customers that treated me as if I were there personal bartender and behind the bar only because they were present.