Post number #138783, ID: b089d8
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Just wondering. Also advice please, I'm going to get my certification after taking training at fucking HARVARD.
Post number #138885, ID: 45c830
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Not a bartender, but recommended the game to a girl interested in bartending.
Post number #139230, ID: 7d196b
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This game is the reason I'm a bartender
Post number #139383, ID: da9d22
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This game made me really want to be one. I love seeing psychology in people and how different people act an react and just hearing their stories seeing their personalities.
Post number #139384, ID: da9d22
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Not really a lot of bars here in Norway though. At least not that kind of bar, and I'm not moving from this country. This is probably one of the safest places to live on the entire earth. I wouldn't want to move to the states or something where I'd die immediately or just get fucked by something as stupid as health care bills.
Post number #139448, ID: 274fc0
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>>139384 Uhhh... OP here, in the States currently. Not dead.
Post number #139449, ID: 274fc0
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>>139230 Any advice for a novice?
Post number #139451, ID: c05db5
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Hola putos
Post number #139455, ID: 3eceb9
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So, it really depends on the place you're bartending at. The clientele. The drinks. The music. The vibe. Find a place that you fit in where you can be yourself. You'll have regulars in no time.
Post number #139477, ID: 583d28
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>>139451 hijo de puta
Post number #139505, ID: a54ac3
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>>139384 Got curious about about Norway and alcoholic drinks. So, you have something called Vinmonopolet, a government drink store that sells anything stronger than a beer. Seems like all Scandinavia has those.
Post number #139512, ID: da9d22
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>>139505 Yeah. That's more or less the only place you can really get alcohol. There are of course bars that sell alcholo too, but if you're not at an 18+ restaurant or bar, it's only there, unless you make it yourself, which I believe there are a lot of rules and restrictions on.
Post number #139515, ID: b9b2ff
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>>139448 Well I don't think the States is just some random hellhole where everyone dies, but there is certainly a much higher death rate there percent wise. Also what I said with health care is a big problem. It costs a shit ton of money etc. Here it's just free you know. There are a lot of things like that where we just kind of have our politics and shit figured out, stable economy, weapons are illegal, so less murder. Good, well trained police and special forces. Stuff like that.
Post number #139516, ID: b9b2ff
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I lost connection to WiFi, so ID changed.
Post number #139521, ID: a54ac3
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>>139512 At some point in time, something happened, and you went from viking to "man in beer queue". Somehow.
Post number #139592, ID: da9d22
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>>139521 Yeah. You can buy beer everywhere. That's the only alcohol you can buy that's not from Vinmonopolet legally, but I get what you're saying. We also used to have a badass religion with like valkyries and lighting people and giant werewolves and shit, but then we became a christian country and got one king to rule them all, and we stopped fighting and became boring and then almost everyone died from a plague and then started building some farms and stuff and now we're here.
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| Just wondering. Also advice please, I'm going to get my certification after taking training at fucking HARVARD.