- Asking to set a tab up after last orders has been called.
- Being told that Malibu is the good stuff and Koko Kanu is too cheap.
- Screaming because there’s no JD.
- Ordering a martini and telling us how to make them.
- Ordering any drink and telling us how to make it.
- Having to serve a walking Difford’s Guide.
- Having to serve a TGI’s bartender.
- Being rejected by the hot customer we just fell in love with.
- Witnessing successful tinder dates.
- Being told to smile.
- Being told to smile or we don’t get a tip.
- Being told to put our genitals away.
- Getting vodka or lime juice in the tiny cuts on our fingers.
- Being called a mixologist.
- Being called a bartender.
- Being called a barman.
- Being called by our own names.
- Being called.
- When other bartenders don’t give us industry prices.
- Having to give other bartenders industry prices.
- Being questioned about our sexuality.
- Being questioned about your sexuality.
- Being questioned about your friend’s sexuality.
- Finding out your friend’s sexuality first hand.
- When they don’t make water hot enough and bleach is too dangerous.
- Having ice left behind on the bar top.
- Having to make you a new drink because you spilled it.
- Having to make you a new drink because we spilled it.
- Making lists of the things we hate.
- Reading lists of the things we hate.
- Being told what we hate.
- Bartenders who don’t hate the same things we do.
- Forgetting the point.
- Forgetting how to make a vodka and coke.
- Forgetting names.
- Revolutions.
- Living Ventures.
- Tesco.
- ASDA.
- Amaretto Sours.
- WKDs.
- When customers breathe.
- When customers talk.
- When the barback doesn’t exist.
- When the barback does exist.
- Tuesdays.
- Wednesdays.
- Limes.
- Lemons.
- This.
Follow us: @CheapestShot

When two customers insist on paying the same tab, argue about it, and then stare at you hoping you will solve all their problems.