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Before the first drink is poured, George’s commute is already a circus — subway acrobats, candy sellers, halal carts — all before slipping into the bartender’s uniform of black pants and a tie. Then the real chaos begins: ticket printers firing, martini glasses running out, and corporate suits demanding gift cards like it’s a hostage situation.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Funny, sharp, and brutally real — this episode shows why bartending is the last frontier AI can’t touch.
Thanks for listening to Billion Dollar Bartender. If this episode helped you tighten your service, level up your tips, or rethink how you move behind the bar, follow the show and share it with someone in the industry who needs it.
I’m George G-Walk Nwokocha. I work and then I tell stories. See you next shift.
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Before the first drink is poured, George’s commute is already a circus — subway acrobats, candy sellers, halal carts — all before slipping into the bartender’s uniform of black pants and a tie. Then the real chaos begins: ticket printers firing, martini glasses running out, and corporate suits demanding gift cards like it’s a hostage situation.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Funny, sharp, and brutally real — this episode shows why bartending is the last frontier AI can’t touch.
Thanks for listening to Billion Dollar Bartender. If this episode helped you tighten your service, level up your tips, or rethink how you move behind the bar, follow the show and share it with someone in the industry who needs it.
I’m George G-Walk Nwokocha. I work and then I tell stories. See you next shift.