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I teach you tricks on memorizing these recipes so that you never have to refer to your “Bar Bible.”
I have over 13 years behind the bar in my background. I have tended bar in 2 countries and 5 states. I have done it all: Biker bars, Hotel lounges, Strip Clubs, Sports bars, Neighborhood bar and grills, Karaoke bars, Night clubs, Pool Halls, and Country Clubs just to name a few.
I’ve gone to Bartending School. Heck, I’ve even taught at one. I couldn’t stand charging people $300.00 and up for information I was willing to teach for next to nothing.
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Here are just a few more things you’ll discover inside;
- How to fake drinks you’ve never even heard of, and have everyone proclaim your concoction as “The best they ever had.”
- A full list of all of the bar essentials you would ever need.
- How to match your glassware with your drinks.
- How to work your ice for even stronger tasting drinks.
And much much more…
Become a Bartender
by Carla Burby
Everyone likes going to bars. You meet your friends there. Or better yet, you meet someone new.
Strolling up to the bar is no problem – you know you got it. But the bartender doesn’t seem to think so. There’s definitely something wrong with that.
The wallet comes out, and you pull out your bills. You hold them up in clear view. This is accompanied by shouting out their name.
Doesn’t appear to make any difference, does it? You feel like you’re being flat out ignored. Obviously, you have to wait just like everyone else.
The American Idol-esque karaoke act wasn’t that great either. So you think you can sing? Singing won’t get you your drink, waiting will.
Now you start whistling instead. This is a definite no-no. Bartenders won’t respond to a whistle, since they are certainly not dogs.
If getting that all-important drink will make you satisfied, then pay attention to this. Playing the lost “please help me” look never works either. Basically, you’re at a loss anyway, and you might be standing there waiting helplessly forever.
By the way, trying to impress the cute girl or boy next to you doesn’t necessarily score you points in this situation. Offering them the “go ahead” might backfire. Your place in line just got pushed back a few notches.
So be patient, and try to wait it out. The more you accept it, the better your mood will be. The drink will come eventually – promise.
Once you get your drink, make sure to leave a tip. Bartenders appreciate this. And if you tip a little higher, you will most likely become a household name.
So don’t forget to tip. And put on something hot. Bartenders will notice the attractive people.
