How to politely tell the bartender.... - Page 4

Warik · #1 11-11-2005, 05:38 PM

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I mean the bartender doing it. The OP said it was specific to this bartender since he hasn't had this with other bartenders.

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Ok, maybe I was not clear when I originally stated the problem. What I was saying was that I've never had a problem with this bar before until I had this bartender... which could mean either that the bartender is the culprit OR that the bar just didn't do anything naughty up until that day.

All I'm saying is that these shots didn't taste or feel like anything I've had before. The smell, the aftertaste, nothing.

And it sucked.

TomCollins · #2 11-11-2005, 05:10 PM

Tell her youll tip her double if she gives you a non-watered down one next time.

#3 11-11-2005, 05:55 PM

You can't let a woman push you around. I'd be all like "Bitch, pour that drink right, then get in the kitchen and make me some waffles"

Dominic · #4 11-11-2005, 06:10 PM

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You can't let a woman push you around. I'd be all like "Bitch, pour that drink right, then get in the kitchen and make me some waffles"

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this made me laugh.

imported_anacardo · #5 11-11-2005, 06:17 PM

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You can't let a woman push you around. I'd be all like "Bitch, pour that drink right, then get in the kitchen and make me some waffles"

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this made me laugh.

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Really? This is like Standard Gag 117/A.

Dominic · #6 11-11-2005, 10:16 PM

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You can't let a woman push you around. I'd be all like "Bitch, pour that drink right, then get in the kitchen and make me some waffles"

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this made me laugh.

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Really? This is like Standard Gag 117/A.

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it was this, combined with the effort to make a gag-account named Cartman with avatar. I like Cartman and can hear him say this.

MonkeeMan · #7 11-12-2005, 03:07 AM

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You can't let a woman push you around. I'd be all like "Bitch, pour that drink right, then get in the kitchen and make me some waffles"

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this made me laugh.

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Really? This is like Standard Gag 117/A.

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it was this, combined with the effort to make a gag-account named Cartman with avatar. I like Cartman and can hear him say this.

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That happened with me too, saw the avatar and read the lines with Cartman's voice.

tonypaladino · #8 11-12-2005, 03:30 AM

If it's a problem with only the one bartender, and you are a regular at the bar, why not speak to the manager privately about it?

Slacker13 · #9 11-12-2005, 02:39 PM

I doubt it was the bartender. I was in the business for a long time and I know bar owners around town that are known for watering down their liquor. On the other hand I have known bartenders who will sneak bottles in so they can "hook up" their regulars and not come up short on the liquor counts at the end of their shift, so I suppose it is conceivable for a bartender to conserve stock by watering yours down and pouring the good stuff for her regulars. But I would lean towards the owner.

slamdunkpro · #10 11-12-2005, 02:45 PM

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I was in the business for a long time and I know bar owners around town that are known for watering down their liquor. On the other hand I have known bartenders who will sneak bottles in so they can "hook up" their regulars and not come up short on the liquor counts at the end of their shift, so I suppose it is conceivable for a bartender to conserve stock by watering yours down and pouring the good stuff for her regulars.

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Wow, in Maryland pouring any substance other than what was shipped in that bottle into a liquor bottle can put your liquor license in jeopardy. So can bringing in “foreign” liquor (not purchased from a licensed distributor).