Life Behind Bars
Eileen O'ConnorStories 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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Stormy weather
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...
Flopping for tips
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’...
'I thought I hated whiskey—'
Mark (left) and Richard
Mark, from Birmingham, and Richard, from Manchester, stopped in for a pint of Guinness. We got to talking, and I bought them a shot of Jameson on the house. Richard looked delighted, but Mark shook his head.
“Oh,...
Schlemiel! Schlimazel!
It wasn’t the first time we Laverne and Shirley’d our way through a rough shift, and it wouldn’t be the last. The porter hadn’t shown up for work that day and I was trying to haul a huge, heavy, overflowing garbage bag from the can behind t...
McManus Pride
I originally published this story last year, but it seems a fitting time to share it again.
Back in 1993, in addition to slinging hash, I worked part time at Housing Works (a non-profit providing housing and services for homeless people l...
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