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Bartenders are revealing the stereotypes they give you based on your drinks order
If you’ve ever wondered what your bartender really thinks of your drinks order then prepare to hold onto your hat – because a viral Reddit thread is shedding a brutal light on their opinions of your drink of choice.
Everyone has their favourite tipple, especially one you might specifically order at a bar rather than attempt to make for yourself at home. But what does your bartender really think of your drinks order of choice? A Reddit thread is answering that age-old question, and the truth does not make for pretty reading…
1. Vodka Martini
“These are fancy drunks.” —u/midasvictim
2. IPA
“IPA drinkers are bearded dads who want to ask 15 questions and try 15 samples.”—u/Booji-Boy
3. Tequila shots
“I don’t have work tomorrow.” —u/midasvictim
4. Long Island Iced Tea
“Usually someone who wants to get drunk for cheap and is going to complain that the drink is not strong enough.” —u/CoolHandRK1
5. Fernet
“I spent a year in Europe.” —u/midasvictim
6. Negroni
“Hipster 20-something.” —u/Penholder111
7. Old Fashioned
“Either someone who knows their booze really well, or not at all, and they want to look sophisticated.” —u/mukkalukka22
8. Cabernet Sauvignon
“You actually say ‘I’ll have the Cabernet Sauvignon’ and over-pronounce Sauvignon. One fancy wine, please!” —u/PromoPimp
9. Frozen Margarita
“First drink: ‘Omg! I can’t even taste the alcohol.’ A few drinks later: ‘Wowowow I can’t feel my hands!’, then stumbles and falls down.” —u/Tacos4Tech
10. Pimms Cup
“I love England, and English things, and British flags, and rowing. Did I tell you about the time I went to Henley?” —u/Tacos4Tech
What do you think? Have these bartenders hit the nail on the head or are they off the mark? Let us know in the comments.
Meanwhile, a bartender recently shared a video of her $9.28 paycheck to highlight the importance of tipping to those working in the industry.