The Mixology Talk Podcast, Episode Sixty Four
If you work behind the bar long enough, you are sure to have all (or some) of these “freak” things happen to you, sooner or later!
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In today’s Episode…
We’re talking about the weird stuff – the things that (I hope) don’t happen every day, but that you should probably still be prepared for, if you’re looking at making Bartending into a career.
Listen in to hear about:
- The hidden danger in seemingly perfect looking pint glasses
- When Taps Go Wrong
- A wonderfully awkward story of Chris handling champagne
- A little first-aid
- … and black vodka. (Hint: It’s gross.)
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These might sound silly but believe me, this might happen to you – it’s always safe to be well prepared. Have we missed anything? Let us know in the comments!
Working as a part time server, I did have one couple walk out w/o paying their bill. While they were about finished their apps, I went into the kitchen for their dinners. When I came out, they were gone. I asked the other servers and host if they knew where they went. Restrooms? They said they got into a fight and the woman marched out of the restaurant. The man followed and said he’d be back to the host. He never came back. I notified the manager and they just deleted the bill.
On a nicer note, I did have a lovely couple who were both hearing impaired. Wasn’t difficult at all to get their order exactly right through a little pointing, reading lips and sign language–and a few laughs. When they didn’t understand me, I just wrote it out or pointed to something.