
Stories from 35 years (and counting) as a bartender in New York City— a prime location to view a constantly changing city, and the hilarity and heartbreak of... well, us.
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“I was a child star—I sang on Romper Room when I was three,” Ruth Ann said, “but then I got the mumps and had to quit.”
She paused. “And it’s been downhill ever since.”
I’m always happy to see Ruth Ann and Bobby roll in to play the jukeb...
Robert makes me laugh. He’s a regular and a lifelong New Yorker—his accent giving that away even before he told me his father used to bring him to McManus when he was a child. I’m assuming, given Robert’s (ahem) vast experience that this wa...
A few years ago I was working a busy shift and it seemed everyone and their uncle was drinking Guinness. So many Guinness drinkers in fact, that we ran out of Guinness glasses. The orders were coming faster than we could clear and wash the...
Still reeling from excessive heat and the weird smoky air at the end of last week, I figured the rain last Saturday would actually be a relief. Though it was only sprinkling as I got ready for work, the forecast was dire—there were even tor...
I don’t really pay attention to sports, but I do if they affect my bottom line. In general, we make good money during big football, basketball and baseball games, but the World Cup is a little different. Ask any American bartender and they’...
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Stories from 35 years (and counting) as a bartender in New York City— a prime location to view a constantly changing city, and the hilarity and heartbreak of... well, us.
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