Words from a bartender...
-
Read this today:
12K yesterday in Indiana.
The highest number ever.No one cares.
Guy sitting at the bar yesterday, no mask, talking on the phone, waiting on his to go order and having a beer.
His wife, and 2 of his 5 kids, are at home, with Covid, and he 'just had to get out of the house'.3 weeks ago, guy in his car says "sorry I couldn't come in and pick up my order, I have Covid"
Every single day I work, an employee is "sick" and not allowed to leave, then calls off the next day with a positive test.
One server, yeah, server, the person who touches your plate, your credit card, comes to your table.........was sick for 5 days, worked every day, because they can't afford to take the time off. The boss knew he was sick.....didn't care. We're short staffed.No. One. Cares.
No one. -
Stopped at a restaurant to pick up takeout for dinner the other night. It wasn’t finished yet, so I went into the bar to have a drink while I waited. There were 8 tables with customers and 3 at the bar. They had two employees out front. One guy working as host and bartender, one taking care of the tables. 12 people were out sick.
-
The guy who works in a bar only sees people who are going to bars so it’s not that surprising that he thinks nobody cares. It’s kind of a form of survivorship bias. There’s plenty of people not going to bars like the selfish twat with the wife and kids at home with Covid.
-
-
@george-k said in Words from a bartender...:
Words from a bartender.
And I thought this was going to be another AOC thread....
Bartender. Not "putz."
-
In Yiddish...
Putz. A stupid fellow, a fool, a jerk; also a slang term for the penis. -
@jolly said in Words from a bartender...:
In Yiddish...
Putz. A stupid fellow, a fool, a jerk; also a slang term for the penis.why the definite article? shouldn't it be "slang term for a penis"
in yiddish the definite article would be der putz
but i think a putz would be more correct, indefinite, as it refers to any penis, not a particular oneindefinite article defintion: either of the articles a or an used to show that the following noun refers to any person or thing of the kind named
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login