We introduce a simple concept to make your Bar/ Restaurant processes streamlined. Comedy is not always pretty.

Training an inexperienced hire is a godsend to some or it could be a nightmare.

It isn't always about being right as long as your patron gets what they want. The debate on how to make a classic Old Fashioned continues. Jim gets ready for his vacation to Eastern Europe.

Humor is eclectic and subjective. Jim realizes after years of misperception that he does fit in as a fine dining bartender. He has pretended to fit in for short periods of time.

Names are important to people and businesses alike. They give you a hint of expectation of what to expect..

Using new software so deal with it, man! Trying to deal with eccentrics at the bar when you are also an eccentric. Not going to use Episode numbers until we have things straightened out.

An honest representation of a job description or love relationship is often elusive.

Old bartenders working with younger bartenders has unique challenges. It is not like the movie Cocktail.

The criticism of people in your past may be more a reflection of internal issues we have.

Is Jim back on the sauce? No, he is just feeling much better and he goes on in exhaustive detail about recent challenges.

An Episode without an intro to do a show about nothing.