Everyone likes free things, and everyone likes drinking. Combine the two and you’ve got one happy hour.
Never ask for a freebie. It doesn’t work, and since most bartenders have good memories, you’ll always be known as the cheapskate.
Be polite. Not bothering to say “please” and “thank you” drastically decreases your chances of a free drink.
If the bartender is really tied up, don’t bug him. Waiting patiently is another way to get into his good graces.
When ordering, be fun and engaging. If you’re memorable (in a positive way!), chances are your wit will be rewarded.
Keep a smile on your face—even when you’re annoyed at being unable to catch the bartender’s attention.
Compliment your bartender. Flattery works!
Don’t behave like you’re expecting a freebie. Always have your money in hand, ready to pay.
Never tip less than a dollar, and round up larger tips to whole-dollar amounts. Bartenders hate dealing with small change.
Tip generously. Bartenders remember the biggest—and the smallest—tips. You take care of him, and he’ll take care of you.
The word “tip,” which originated in 17th-century England, is an abbreviation of the phrase, “to insure promptness.”
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Comments (3)
don't drink too much
over 2 years ago by Ray_Yip_Tak_Leung
"Insure" means to protect yourself against unfortunate circumstances .. "Ensure" is to make certain of something. To Ensure Promptness is TEP not TIP.
over 2 years ago by Linton_Hughes
Scam School !!!
about 1 year ago by Tyler_Ryan_Carroll
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