Jim arrives with a parting of the ways with his job. It brings us to a discussion to the amicable separation philosophy. In careers and relationships everyone is a loser when we there is an unwarranted criticism that effects the reputation.

We talk about the Hangover. Jim admits to a misperception he has held.

You may say some people are cheap but there isn't anything wrong with getting the most value for your dollar. Happy hour is tailored for the budget conscious.

When the world is getting a bit much for us it helps to prioritize your needs.

Jim anticipates working on a Karaoke Night.

An overlooked bartending skill is reading your patrons. People overwhelming have a need to be understood. A bartender that makes that effort to know a patron can excel.

No need to be intimidated by a knowledgeable new hire. It is an opportunity to become more proficient as a Bartender.

A jacked up truck backs into a corvette at the Gym. Trying to navigate patrons' competing wants is a lesson in Diplomacy. Finally, try interacting with a neutral or positive attitude when you are met with an annoying person.

A woman in Michigan shows us the benefits of letting things go. Jim goes over the proper etiquette for hailing a bartender.

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Jim begins with the technique for setting up your speed rail at the bar. Is aging a process or a series of benchmarks. Jim looks at aging differently since his recent medical events.

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