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> Short aside: this is why a bartender can kick you out of the bar for any reason. That reason is that you were drunk. I never understood this. You serve some
by WesleyHale 5y ago
> Short aside: this is why a bartender can kick you out of the bar for any reason. That reason is that you were drunk.
I never understood this.
You serve someone until they're too drunk to deal with and kick them to the street where they'll likely get arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct.
Why not give them some water and let them wait it out? OP said himself 95% of people understand and only 5% get a little rowdy after they've been cut off. The 95% should at least be given a hour and some water, not kicked out.
- ghufran_syed 5y agothey are adults - why does someone else have to protect them from the consequences of their own choices?
- terminalcommand 5y agoEven if they are adults, they might be inexperienced in drinking. It is very easy to slip up and have a couple of drinks too many if you haven't experienced it before. I think bartenders should stop serving at the point where they might harm themselves.
- dexterhaslem 5y agoI think they try to, but its not like they know patron A is a super lightweight and patron B has no liver
- Dumblydorr 5y agoProbably because they're too drunk, vomiting, disorderly conduct, yelling, arguing. I doubt he'd throw someone out who is quietly getting the spins in a booth.