yeah, sorry 'bout your achilles tendon. but the club is loud, and you didn’t hear me say “excuse me” the first three times. and you are pretty hammed, so it’s not like you would’ve moved outta my way without that prodding. i mean, last time i came through this way, you just stared blankly at me, and refused to budge an inch, even though you could plainly see i’m carrying three cases of beer (or the time before that, when i was carrying two stacks of rocks and a stack of shots,) heading towards the bar directly behind you. this time you had your back to me, and you weren’t listening, or just couldn’t hear. so i stepped on your achilles tendon. and you moved, and i got my job done.
it’s just a small part of what i got to do to survive.
hey you over there - mr. open shirt with the gold chains and the bruised shin - i’m sorry, but you were standing in front of the kitchen door. and man, i didn’t want to kick you to get you out of the way, but one can only ask politely so many times, especially when carrying two full busbins over ones head. i mean these things are heavy. and, just so ya know, if i have to drop one, it ain’t landing on me. hint. hint.
oh, cute girl with the sore forehead - it was your own fault. completely. i mean, you just walked into the corner of my bin. i know it makes a cool sound when you do that, and i chuckle a little, but please, please, remember that a bin full of glass & ice & etc weighs around thirty pounds. plus, i’m moving forward with it, and well, it’s locked into my shoulder; and if it’s a two or three bin stack, that’s sixty to ninety pounds about to come into contact with you. so you best keep an eye open next time, cause i can’t maneuver all that fast around you when you pop outta the crowd, especially when the bins are really loaded.
but dude with the grabby hands - when i’m trying to bring more bottles to my bars, even if they are stuffed into the cases i’m carrying, and my pockets, if you try to grab for one, feel lucky that you only got tossed outta the club head first by the largest bouncer available. it could be worse. you mighta had your head smashed into a pillar or two on the way out, and it’s only the calm reasonableness of your buddy that kept you from being banned permanently.
yeah, i got a comment for you as well, mr. & mrs. can’t-stop-dancing-no-matter-what; someone dropped a drink - there’s broken glass on the floor all around you, and i’m just trying to sweep it up, so nobody falls on it and gets cut, and we don’t get sued and have to close down. just back the fuck up for a few seconds, let me clean up the mess that neither of us created, and you can go back to that funky thing you were grooving on or whatever you are calling it these days.
and lastly, cougs, i mean the flirting is cool, and i know it’s why you tip so well, and i try to give you every spare second i have, but seriously - the next time you even try to tickle my armpit when i’m carrying thirty pounds of glass over my head, it’s landing on your head. what you are doing is dangerous, and i guarantee it, the first person to be hurt by it will be you. i really don’t get paid enough for that kinda shit.
p.s. to all bar patrons/clubgoers - the barflap is where i come & go from on a very regular basis. and i’m most often carrying something essential to your enjoyment of the evening; whether it’s more booze or glass in for the bar, or glassware out to get cleaned (and moved back to be refilled for your drinking enjoyment.) it is a very poor choice of location for you to hang out there. you ever wonder why it takes the bartender so long to get to you when you lean over the flap, no matter how well you’ve been tipping? it’s because (s)he doesn’t want you to hang out there. and if you are dumb enough to be leaning over the flap without an arm on it to guard you, i will raise it right into your chin without a second thought. the brass bar in front of the flap is there for a reason. it means “don’t hang out past here!” and we are not joking.
please, please, please people, obey these simple club rules, have a great night, and come again. we want your business. we just don’t want you fucking with ours.