> You only have to don a cape if you agree to wear a helmet too and
> send us all pictures.
'Kay
> I wasn't meaning to knock bar school in my
> post.
That wasn't the impression that I got. Besides, I think that a lot of people
that DO attend bartending school don't have the personality for bartending...
but when they are butt-wipes behind the bar, people assume it's because of the
school. Um.. no... if they came off the street, got a job tending bar, and
were a butt-wipe, they'd still be a butt-wipe! It has nothing to do with the
school.
Anyone that can grab a bottle by the neck is NOT a bartender! - Which is why I
get annoyed when someone adds a shot of rum to daiquiri mix and think that
makes them a 'bartender'!
> I was trying to make a point how many, not all, people that I
> have met that have graduated bar school are very set in their ways.
As can be said for many that never found a bartending school, though.
> "Honestly, I don't think that a recent grad of a decent bar school
> would have
> that question. That's one of the things you are tested on."
>
> I'm not sure what question your refering too. He never asked a
> question.
The question about portions... and yes, he DID attend a bartending school.
This makes NO sense to me. I went to ONE school, but there are lots. I can't
think that I would have been ok spending more than a couple of hours there and
no one told me what a shot was.
But that's just me.
> You should
> always question what you know or you'll never learn anything new.
..... and this applies to more than JUST those that attend a bartending
school. This would apply to any one. (Right?)
> I am however, lost as to how questioning
> ideas contradicts whether or not someone went to bartending school.
That wasn't what I was saying. I was saying him (Kegger) asking the question
wasn't the action of a person that had recently attended a bartending school.
I was wrong... as he had. Or at least, he's said he had.
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