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Miguel Marchese, a bartender at Hazie’s in Hayes Valley, was fired after a viral video showed him defending staff from aggressive customers, with the restaurant citing insurance risks and social media comments as reasons. The incident has highlighted ongoing management issues, including wage and tip theft investigations and disputes over medical reimbursement accounts, amid community support for the staff.
The popular Mac app 'Bartender' has been acquired by an unknown developer, raising concerns among users due to the lack of transparency and communication about the change. Users were alerted to the acquisition by MacUpdater, leading to skepticism and some uninstalling the app. The new developers have since introduced themselves and promised to continue improving the app, but trust issues remain.
The popular Mac app Bartender has been quietly sold to new owners, raising concerns due to a lack of transparency about the transaction. Users were alerted by MacUpdater about potential security risks with updates from version 5.0.52. The new owners confirmed the acquisition but did not provide detailed information or notify customers properly, leading to red flags among the user community.
Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert allegedly got drunk at a Republican gala in New York City and was reportedly cut off by bartenders, while also persistently trying to take selfies with former President Donald Trump, who eventually pushed her away. Witnesses have disputed the claims of her being cut off from alcohol, but confirmed her attempts to take selfies with Trump. Boebert's wild night continued after the gala, partying into the early hours with other politicians. This incident adds to a series of public controversies involving the congresswoman.
After 38 years of working as a bartender at the iconic Tropicana hotel in Las Vegas, Charlie Granado reflects on his time there, reminiscing about serving high rollers and meeting mob bosses. As the hotel prepares to close its doors, Granado shares his emotional attachment to the Tropicana, describing it as the "tiffany of Las Vegas" and a place where people would come to experience its rich history and memories.
A person is in custody following the shooting deaths of a bartender and her husband at an Elkhorn sports bar.
A bartender in California has been arrested and charged with murder after allegedly killing a 27-year-old woman with a fire extinguisher and dumping her body in an alleyway. The suspect, Dino Rojas-Moreno, is accused of assaulting the victim near her parked car before dragging her to a secluded area and beating her to death. The motive and the nature of their relationship remain unclear. The bartender is facing charges of murder, kidnapping, and the personal use of a deadly weapon. The community is devastated by the loss of the young woman, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
A bartender at an underground sex club in Manhattan reveals the secrets of the venue, including its popularity among law enforcement. The club allows single men to enter for a fee, but they often strike out, leading some to engage in sexual activities near the bartender. The club has beefy security guards who are popular with female customers. The bartender also describes the club's atmosphere, which can sometimes feel like a junior high school dance.
A bartender from North Carolina has revealed various ways in which ill-intentioned servers can steal from employers, colleagues, and customers. These methods include swapping a customer's order with a cheaper alternative and pocketing the difference, pocketing cash for a drink on draft, lying about a customer walking out on their tab, short-pouring customers to keep extra liquor for themselves, and stealing from coworkers by manipulating cash drawer discrepancies. The bartender shared these insights on TikTok, gaining millions of followers and sparking discussions about the extent of such theft in the industry.
A bartender on TikTok shared a tip for restaurant servers to put the straw in the customer's drink as soon as it's picked up from the service area to avoid it winding up on the floor. While some viewers thanked the bartender for the tip, others raised concerns about the sanitation and practicality of the method. The TikTok account shares various tips and tricks within the restaurant industry, including keeping table sections clean and suggesting extra drinks and apps without sounding pushy.
A bartender from Rockford, Illinois, has gone viral on TikTok after telling customers to leave the bar if they haven't tipped 40%. The video has sparked a debate online, with some believing the bartender's actions were uncalled for, while others believed it was the right measure to ensure customers left in a timely manner so that staff could go home and rest. The incident follows a similar one in Texas where a bottle girl revealed a trick to get tips from stingy customers.
A bartender with over 1.5 million followers on TikTok has gone viral for showing how he cuts off his friends from drinking too much alcohol. Benji Smith, known as @BenjiSpears on TikTok, reenacted his secret drink cutoff technique by pretending to pour a clear spirit while spraying a clear carbonated beverage with his soda gun. He finishes the non-alcoholic drink by pretending to pour another liquor in, spraying a red-hued soda and squeezing a lime wedge before serving. Many TikTok users have praised Smith's trick, while some bartenders have admitted to using the same technique.