Hey Bartender Page #10
beyond my wildest dreams.
It was like being in Hollywood.
and the fact that there's an
awards ceremony,
I had no idea whatsoever.
My eyes should have been
opened a long, long time ago.
Had I known that this kind of
stuff had existed.
I think I might have taken
things a little more seriously,
and not that our little place
would ever be considered
uhm, you know, the best
cocktail bar
in the world or anything. I
mean, we gotta
start with baby steps.
As The Tales Of The Cocktails
nears...
to an end or whatever.
The gears are grindin'.
Uhm, I have lots of notes.
It's gonna take me a week or two
I definitely feel rejuvenated.
And the one thing I did find
about myself,
while I was down here
Was that I uh, you know,
I-I think I have the talent and
capability to-n to be like them.
This is uhm, a new culture.
And I'd like to be on board.
Ladies and gentlemen,
here we are.
It's that time of the night
again.
It's just you.
The bartender.
And you're sharing
one last cocktail.
Closing down the bar...
one more time.
Guys, big fan. Big fan of all
y'alls. Cheers.
Employees Only, we give
people chicken soup.
AT 3:
30, whoever survived,they get a complimentary
cup of chicken soup.
Which hopefully it
should be a sign of thank you
and have a good night.
Got it.
There's great feeling when
you finish a shift.
I love when I get out of
work because I've been
just working all night
and it's hot.
And you've been sweaty.
And you had, maybe a
stressful night.
And you just, you take, you
finish your shift,
you have a cold beer, maybe a little
rum or a little whiskey with it.
And you step outside and
you get this brisk breeze
that hits you.
It brings you back down.
But that feeling when you
walk out of the bar...
at 5am, in January, when it's
freezing outside
is one of my favorite feelings.
Because I know that part of
my night is done
and I have this like release.
the adrenaline
coursing through your system.
It's completely quiet.
It's like being the only
person on Earth.
Hasn't everybody had their own
version of the bartenders breakfast?
When you go out for this huge
meal after a long night.
Bartenders are some of the only
people who get to experience...
5am.
I always like to walk home.
Because it was like having
the city to yourself.
There is a certain... peace
uh, to walking out at that hour,
and you just kind-of felt like...
this is my city.
Alright, everybody, whoever is
here is here. Lock the door.
Let's get going. Thanks for
coming. Bar meeting.
Uh, we have lots of
things to cover.
First of all, excellent job
on the new year's eve.
Whoever worked that night,
excellent job.
Excellent job in general in
the last few months.
Steve Schneider, it has come,
the time
uh, for you to uhm,
face the music, my brother.
You've been with us for a
while now, and you
uh, have
successfully applied
your knowledge and your dedication here
for the last few years, and for this
we salute you.
You have been really,
really great.
Uhm...
You have learned all
there is to do.
So uhm, you still have to
learn what not to do.
And uhm, this is a process
that will take time.
Uhm, you know...
You will be in charge of people
who are coming underneath you.
Always keep in mind that you
are leading by example.
Always keep in mind what the
situation is calling for.
Always ask yourself what does
this person have
or need to hear right now.
Uhm...
I spoke to Igor and both of us
agree that the time is right
of you to uh,
finally make the step.
Thank you for so much you
have done here
bar, I have...
the pleasure to hand you
your principle bartender jacket.
Congratulations, man.
All the best.
Oh, my god. I wasn't
expecting...
Oh, my god. This is great.
Yeah.
I'm feeling a lot of things
right now, I mean I just...
I just got promoted, this is...
This is a pretty fancy
new jacket.
This is everything I've worked so
hard for in the past two years.
If you walk in as a patron,
this is just a title.
But to us this means a hell
of a lot more. This means
generations of lineage, others,
people who have learned
from this person and that
person and
to be able to pass on what
has happened, uhm
It's why we do this.
It's why I do this.
This, this jacket is, you
know, universally known, uhm
and to have one of my own...
uhm...
I mean I'm...
I don't really know what's
next now but I...
I assume I'm probably
gonna call...
I'm probably gonna call
my parents.
the other day and
she was talking to Dale
DeGroff, her mentor
I'm now a grandmother and you're
a great grandfather because
now there's a fourth
generation of bars".
So somebody's going and
it's sustained.
I'm going to bars that I love
and loving it so much that
I wanted to know the names of the
people that made this experience.
It's just being a part of
something, I guess.
A bar is a place
where people brewed.
Where they dreamed.
Where they... fantasized.
And they do it either in a group
or they do it by themselves.
These are people who looked at cubicle
work and said this is not satisfying.
I don't want to do this.
I want to do something that
makes a difference.
Something with my hands,
something with a craft.
Something where I feel human
at the end of the day.
I've sent my return from
Tales. I did realize that.
I have created something
special here.
All my time and efforts
was worth while.
Uhm, there's a couple ingredients in there.
It's all fresh.
- Oh, I like it.
- You like it?
I totally do.
Sometimes you choose your life and
sometimes your life chooses you.
And I find myself in a place
where...
I saw an opportunity to
make a difference
in the world, as a bartender.
Whether you're in a cocktail bar,
or you're just in the corner pub,
it's the same interaction,
you know?
It's the bartender
to the customer
trying to just
make their day better.
People go out for this
special feeling
they get when they walk into
an establishment
where the light is right,
the music is right
totally aligns with their
expectations.
This is exciting, because
we feel at that moment
a little bit more alive.
When we feel alive...
We're happy.
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