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01-14-2005, 09:03 PM
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How taboo is it to switch up beers at a bar?
I've only been 21 for about 8 months, but have been going to bars for those 8 months more than frequently.
I've noticed that it seems weird to change beer orders in the middle of the night. A few times I have been at an Irish pint night (2 bucks for Irish draughts), and have switched from Guinness to Smithwicks about 5 drinks in, and the bartender looked at me confused when I didnt stick with my first few drinks. A few other times I switched from bud light to Coors light. In cases like those, it has nothing to do with taste, just I occasionally like to mix things up. So... my friend asks me why I often switch up beer drinks, and I have no good answer. I have to agree with him though, no one else ever seems to do it, and bartenders seem to be miffed by it. I just went to Montreal and only ordered Labatts for about 4 days, and it was great. So.... why is it so weird to switch up beer orders? 
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#2
01-14-2005, 09:09 PM
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Re: How taboo is it to switch up beers at a bar?
[censored] that, halfway through the night, I usually don't even remember what I'm drinking, and if I do, I may wanna try something else. I say not taboo at all.
The bartender is miffed by you ordering a different beer? Hmmn, sounds like a well adjusted guy/girl.
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01-14-2005, 09:13 PM
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Re: How taboo is it to switch up beers at a bar?
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[censored] that, halfway through the night, I usually don't even remember what I'm drinking, and if I do, I may wanna try something else. I say not taboo at all. The bartender is miffed by you ordering a different beer? Hmmn, sounds like a well adjusted guy/girl. [/ QUOTE ] It has actually happened twice, both times by a pseudo-hot 30 year old bartenders. Both times they were like "another guiness?" and Im like, "no, Ill have a Harp" or something... and they give me this weird look like I should go straight to hell.
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01-14-2005, 09:16 PM
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Re: How taboo is it to switch up beers at a bar?
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[ QUOTE ] bartenders seem to be miffed by it [/ QUOTE ] How is your tipping? [/ QUOTE ] Pretty strict dollar per drink, unless the bartender does something stupid like gives me only 5 dollar bills as change.
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#8
01-14-2005, 09:23 PM
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Re: How taboo is it to switch up beers at a bar?
The only thing I can think of is that it makes the bartender's job harder on busy nights because she has to pay attention to you more than once.
I don't think you really need to worry about it though. Switch at your leisure!
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#10
01-14-2005, 09:30 PM
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Re: How taboo is it to switch up beers at a bar?
I tip a hot waitress who I think I may have a chance with. Other than that, not much, maybe a pizza dude when I'm stoned but noone else.
Cabbies? Bartenders? Dealers? You must be joking.
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