🍹Order appropriate drinks for the bar you are at, considering their expertise and menu.
🙌Bring shots to the bar or order them through a waitress to avoid spills and inconveniences.
🤫Do not tap, wave, or make noises to get the bartender's attention.
💵If possible, open a tab instead of closing it after every drink to save time for both the bartender and yourself.
🍻Buy the first round of drinks when out with friends to set a positive and generous tone for the night.
What should I order at a dive bar?
—Stick to simple drinks like beer or a mixed drink like Jack and Coke.
How do I get the bartender's attention without waving?
—Be patient and wait for your turn, avoid tapping or waving.
Should I open a tab or pay cash?
—If you plan on staying for a while, open a tab. Otherwise, cash is king.
What if I want to try a new drink?
—Give the bartender guidance on your preferences, such as your preferred spirit or flavor profile.
How do I order in a busy and loud environment?
—Speak clearly and confidently to ensure the bartender can hear you.
00:02Introduction to the video and goal of reaching 75k subscribers.
01:56The first rule is to order appropriate drinks for the bar you are at.
03:42The second rule is to bring shots to the bar or order them through a waitress.
04:14The third rule is to not tap, wave, or make noises to get the bartender's attention.
04:47The fourth rule is to open a tab instead of closing it after every drink.
05:22The fifth rule is to buy the first round of drinks when out with friends.
06:08Additional rules include giving guidance when ordering new drinks, knowing the strength and cost of your drinks, choosing a reasonably priced bar for experimentation, being prepared to order in a busy and loud environment, and tipping your bartender.
07:07Conclusion and call to action to subscribe to the channel and share the video.
