The Mixology Talk Podcast, Episode Sixty Two
Have you worked in the Hospitality industry? You might be ruined for life! Here are some signs that you might have spent a bit too long behind the bar.
Click here to Subscribe on your Smartphone and never miss an Episode!
On your iPhone:
Look for the iPhone’s default “Podcasts App”. It may already be there, or you may need to download it. It looks like this:- In the app, click “Search” in the bottom-right corner and search for “Mixology Talk Podcast“
- Click on the icon under the “Podcasts” section, and in the next screen click the purple “Subscribe” button.
Note:
If you prefer, you can also subscribe using the “Stitcher” app, also free & available in the App store.
On your Android Phone:
- Download the “Stitcher” app from the Play store by searching for “Stitcher”
- Click on the “Search” icon and search for “Mixology Talk Podcast
- Click “+” to add the show to your Playlist.
Listen Now:
In today’s Episode…
We’re talking about some of the ways the hospitality business can change you, in some ways forever. I think that all the bartenders in the room can relate to this!
Three Signs…
- You own an awkwardly large number of wine keys.
- You over-tip just about everywhere you go
- You’re strangely possessive of pens – even the cheap ones
… listen in to the podcast for five more!
Was this Podcast helpful? Click Here to Give us a Rating in iTunes!
Thanks!
Your reviews really matter – they help more people find us in iTunes and help us improve this Podcast!
Thanks for Listening!
Have you had awkward moments in the “real world” thanks to your hospitality past? Tell us your stories in the comments, it would make us feel SO much better if there are other people with these issues… ha!
I am very particular about the pen I use (the customer can use whatever happens to be in the cup by the POS). Hooray for Pilot G-2!
While grocery shopping, the kids (9 & 11) and I will say “we’re 86 on [whatever] at the house.”
Also when I’m about done cooking, they call out “Expo!” to claim it.
Oh my gosh, brilliant! I am absolutely using these when we have kids …
I think the comment about we own the city during the day is also true after the shift walking down the streets of the city and we have the streets all to ourselves. There is nothing like the fresh cold air in the winter after being couped up for 10 hours inside.
Oh Chris I do the communication in public places as well. I can’t think of how many times I have said “corner”
Or “behind you ” in grocery store. My girlfriend had to figure it out. At first, she was wondering why I would do it.