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Published: March 05, 2012
Words: 28,082 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781466184312
Description
Twenty-four hours in the life of the bartender David Priest. Written by a twenty year restaurant veteran. Happy-hour. After hours. Stay up late until it's early again. Drink. Eat. Drink. Sex and drugs. Music. Do it all again. The pretty and dirty, the clean and ugly in the lives of bartenders, waiters, cocktailers, cooks and criminals. Welcome to SeaSalt Ocean Grill, Empire, Washington.Adult-content rating: This book contains content considered unsuitable for young readers 17 and under, and which may be offensive to some readers of all ages. For more information, see the Support FAQ.
Tags
party, bar, restaurant, drinks, waitress, marijuana, waiter, bartender, cocktail, bartending, seafood, oysters, restaurant business, bartenders, bartender training, restaurant industry, restaurant training manual, restaurant manaual, bartend, restaurant sex, waitress sexAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Ecowitch
on April 22, 2012 :
I've put this under humour as I found David Priest's take on those customers that enter his bar rather amusing, providing quite a different take on the social life of the modern world. While there were some moments that I found a tad annoying and utterly shameful, it all worked well together and seemed surprisingly realistic. Worth a read but not for those who are easily offended!
(review of free book)
Review by:
Tondeleo70
on March 07, 2012 :
A fantastic, narcissistic romp through a day of a bad boy all young men will want to be and all young women will want to bed.!
Eighty Six cuts through the crap of customer expectations of who the service staff in any nice establishment is. Mindless, smiling, get-your-money's-worth slackers ,sucking up for tips is not David Priest.
Priest knows his power, has found his niche, takes no prisoners.
A assumption that readers will find this profile refreshing is well founded and unexpected. Who gives a damn about those who come to you with a purpose to smooth your little or big event? You will spend a ton of your hard-earned entertainment dollars or not. And you will remember if some snotty server ruins your experience.
How 'bout if you knew she or he was functionally baked to just get it on with the night, make it through, insulated so you can't tough them. What then? Would you tip more?
Would you walk out?
Eighty Six knows how you are and uses this information to make a living on his terms.
Great!
(review of free book)