Everyday sexism
nerdywaitress - 18/10/2013 05:14 - United States - Greensboro
nerdywaitress - 18/10/2013 05:14 - United States - Greensboro
Tyler - 19/11/2011 07:58 - United States
Anonymous - 18/04/2020 20:00
lhazel - 17/09/2015 02:36 - United States - Mount Juliet
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Anonymous - 19/12/2009 05:13 - United States
elisabeth_pwnes - 16/03/2012 10:38 - Norway
Anonymous - 07/08/2024 02:00 - United States
wtf Homer? - 21/04/2021 00:30
Anonymous - 24/06/2009 09:59 - United States
Anonymous - 02/11/2022 21:00 - Canada - Saskatoon
Welcome to People Skills 101. Working in a bar is not just about pouring drinks, it's dealing with the public and that's the important skill you will walk away with.
I don't understand the "we" part. Could someone explain?
The OP is female and he was asking why all females are like that.
Stand back, nod a few times and say yes every now and then. It works 95% of the time. Had my best years behind a bar counter, then I moved up to GM. Was a bad decision to make. People dumping their problems on you is part of the job hun. Nurture the topic. You will soon be reaping the rewards.
Let me sum this up: OP gets a customer telling about who is telling her about his life problems, but her last line is literal. It IS her dad. So basically on her first shift, her dad came in, and told her that her own mother was cheating on her dad with her uncle.
Why are you women like that?
Girls learn from a very young age that they have a hidden power for controlling men. They are liberated now and no longer have to pretend they don't enjoy sex too.
You're just going to have to build a stock of response lines that say nothing but make the person think you care.
What?
awkward family reunion time.....
I hate to say this OP, but get used to it. Bartending is one of those jobs that invites people to sit, drink, and say what's on their mind. It's both a great job with great stories, and a shitty job with shitty drunks. You should get good tips though, so it's not all bad.