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> Broughton sat behind the bar and put his feet up against the beer case. Inevitably, someone asked for a beer. Glaring, Broughton handed one over. “Don’t get u
by Scoundreller 3y ago
> Broughton sat behind the bar and put his feet up against the beer case. Inevitably, someone asked for a beer. Glaring, Broughton handed one over. “Don’t get used to that,” he said.
Am I right to guess that this is because weak alcohol, like beer, is a hot commodity?
- ideasphere 3y ago“Don’t get used to me serving you when you can just get the drinks yourself”
- antasvara 3y agoMy reading of the article is that he wasn't actually the bartender when he initially entered the bar. He says that "the only seat left was behind the bar," implying that he was just another patron of the bar. If that's the case, the attitude of "don't get used to that" is because as just another patron, it's not his job to get other people drinks.
- elijah_moham 3y ago[dead]