castletownman wrote: » Woke up sunburnt, with a hoor of a hangover, alone in my bed as the GF stayed over in her parent's house. Overturned chair in the kitchen, and a trail of coins leading to the bedroom. Needless to say the day went well.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I'll entertain your petty snipe, if only for my own amusement. We frequented the usual haunt last night, eight of us split between two tables. About two hundred odd went into the register. As it happens, I've known the owner for years and there is an excellent rapport. He wasn't present past night, made the mistake of installing a donkey at short notice. I got a text this morning, apologising for the confusion. All credit to him. As a regular, I've thrown many a bob behind that bar and expect a modicum of respect in return. A mutually beneficial relationship, you follow? It's a quantum leap, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
hynesie08 wrote: » 30 quid a head? Jaysus he can build an extra floor on the holiday villa.
Deleted User wrote: » Another vacuous offering, could one expect any less. Two lads on driving duties, other six made the running. "Odd" indicating anywhere from 240-260, unfortunately there wasn't one accountant among us. Eight/nine jars is a flying start, in the midwest we're not charged over a fiver for Arthur.
Degag wrote: » Any barman you said that to would think you are a dick though. You might not care but that’s how it would be seen.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Personally, I couldn't give a damn about his feelings when we're contributing to his wage. I speak my piece, and if somebody doesn't like it then tough titty. Young upstart got a little belligerent last night, and I had to set him straight. Anyway we're all good pals again, looking forward to that next session already.
jakiah wrote: » Im cracking up at Berties Horses' boot-cut jeaned entourage throwing their weight around in the VIP with their €25 bar tabs, lol You'd feel sorry for barstaff having to put up with this carry on again
Cork2021 wrote: » Get low!!https://youtu.be/U2waT9TxPU0
jakiah wrote: » LOL Ffs 8 of them in the pub all day and only spent 200 odd quid, boozer probably made a loss on having them there
[Deleted User] wrote: » As trolling goes, this is truly feeble stuff. Made it fairly crystal a few posts ago what time we got going last night. Off you scamper back to your crèche.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Off you scamper back to your crèche.
D.Q wrote: » Dig up.
Deleted User wrote: » Personally, I couldn't give a damn about his feelings when we're contributing to his wage. I speak my piece, and if somebody doesn't like it then tough titty. Young upstart got a little belligerent last night, and I had to set him straight. Anyway we're all good pals again, looking forward to that next session already.
Deleted User wrote: » They're out in force today. Read the first line of my response to 'PTH2009', then weigh it up against the timestamp of his post. Your medal is on the way.
[Deleted User] wrote: » They're out in force today. Read the first line of my response to 'PTH2009', then weigh it up against the timestamp of his post. Your medal is on the way.
PTH2009 wrote: » What did I say ? Head ****ing pounding, bloody pints ha Tonights feed will be epic
pjohnson wrote: » When you hear of 8 people clogging up two tables buying very little it becomes clear why some pubs wanted bookings to stop people wasting their time. Turning paying customers away for the minimum spenders is sickening.
Deleted User wrote: » The level of ignorance on display is staggering, although in your case more likely of a "wilful" variety. Eight/nine pints apparently very little in your universe, how many do you sink of a night out? My spidey senses detect a tap water and ribena merchant. The local wasn't turning away a single punter, maxed out at two-thirds capacity including social distancing. Hilarious putting on a display of faux outrage, when you were snidely knocking struggles of hospitality sector at every opportunity these past few months. "Sickening" my eye, you're as disingenuous as they come and half as clever.
PTH2009 wrote: » Never a fan of the 'tab' system and find it easier to PAYG Crazy to think its another month before we can sit inside a pub.