There are no drunk babies in this episode but there is talk of liability. A local parent runs into some legal issue after hosting an after prom party. A Florida Girl does something admirably notable helping the reputation for the state of Florida. Finally there are always significant events in people's lives they overshadow the rest of their story.

Buying a ticket for air travel has gotten more complicated due to the ease of purchasing and options offered. Learning how to read your audience(patrons) can aid those handling setup for parties. Jim realizes he may have been misinterpreted on a previous podcast and attempts to clarify.

When you are a bartender in a tourist location it is good business to recommend other businesses, even your competitors. It adds an air of confidence and good will to any interaction with a patron. Just be sure just to inform on option not quality of service or experience.

Jim get's the "So, you're that guy comment from a Yoga Instructor".

When it comes to cocktails fresh ingredients (fresh limes, lemons, oranges etc.) are sometimes of inconsistent quality. They can affect the taste of each drink greatly. Tahitian Princess pineapple juice may not be top shelf but the vodka and pineapple you make with it will taste the same today or next month.

In almost any work environment there always seem to be outsiders. Keeping a co-worker out of the group can lead to unintended strife and hamper your group goals. There is a case to be made for inclusiveness.

The garnish can be for aesthetics or can be an essential part of the cocktail. Knowing how to garnish a cocktail is a critical skill for bartenders. Why do older guys show their jewels so much? Underwear would go a long way solving that problem. A slow night at the Bar does not need to be unproductive.

From slow opening to the frenetic happy hour/dinner hour pace to the slow closing Bars go through different atmospheres. It is difficult for this bartender to maintain that calmer attitude. Recognizing the pacing and vibe changes helps Jim to cope.

Recognizing a need for new routines Jim goes to Yoga Class.

Call it ambiance, atmosphere, or vibe every Bar has one. Let's hope it's a welcoming one. There are ways to make your place one of the good ones. It difficult to have an in-depth discussion without agreeing on the facts.

Sometimes workplace inconveniences are opportunities in disguise. Not all disasters have silver linings, but some can lead innovation. If you have a penchant for being misunderstood with some words, it pays to lose them from your vocabulary. You may wind up calling someone a See You Next Tuesday.

Jim returns as a Spin Instructor. Bartending skills go beyond the mechanics of mixology but also includes diplomacy. We have a story that may revitalize greeting cards, balloons, and cake sales. Sharing intimate details in one's life is a sign of a desire for a closer relationship.