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Peppy Scott's avatar

On the upside, it's a ringside seat for those of us who enjoy observing humanity and its foibles! (Until they've closed all the pubs, that is...) I have never tended bar, but I went back into waitressing voluntarily a few years ago and mostly enjoyed it, until they promoted me to manager. No thanks.

Red Pill Poet's avatar

"On the upside, it's a ringside seat for those of us who enjoy observing humanity and its foibles!" — Spot on!

Eloise's avatar

Accurate description of my youngest's son's current occupation, which he finds preferable to owning a business during covid, which he did, and we couldn't even visit without "vaccine passes" or masks (so we didn't). Even afterward it was hard to find employees willing to work, and he got burned out...so he and his wife moved to the big city. And are figuring out where to go next. But yes, bartenders learn a lot about humanity....or its lack.

Red Pill Poet's avatar

Indeed, as we know, one of the principal goals of the Covid Op was to decimate SME's and the independence they represent.

I hope his tips are good ... if not great.

Eloise's avatar

It was going well but he recently got injured and isn't working... :-(