What are you drinking right now?

[scream ale]

^^^ cold beer and bourbon are a winning combo. Cheers!

[Nausea]

Doing some bottle maintenance, trying to finish off the remnants so I can crack into a fresh one tomorrow.

I don't like having lots of shit laying around.

Not sure what I'll get -- how exciting!

[Nausea]

Johnnie Walker Black Label

[scream ale]

Knob Creek. Tis a tasty 9 year old bourbon.
Cheers and happy autumn. Enjoy the equinox.

[Nausea]

Knob Creek. Tis a tasty 9 year old bourbon.
Cheers and happy autumn. Enjoy the equinox.

Short day at work?

[scream ale]

^^^ Indeed. Gotta have time to celebrate the changing of the seasons. Especially since I'll have Christmas forced down my throat any day now.

[DrunkinEurope]

Celebrating an abrupt, significant drop of temperature with some bourbon neat, trying to drink this Thursday into a Saturday while saving my beer for the warmer days (they'll come, they always come back...).

[benitobeast69]

^^^ cold beer and bourbon are a winning combo. Cheers!

I feel like if we took a group vote this would win out the duel wielding drinks category vote...

[benitobeast69]

on a related note I'm also drinking tall cans of lager with some Bourbon. Thank fuck it's Thursday (booked Friday off)

[Nausea]

PBRs at the dive. Trying to think of what to get next.

I’d naturally prefer a neat pour of something decent, but the liquor selection is bare-bones.

[Nausea]

There are now only 3 patrons in here, including me.

Come on, Durango.

[benitobeast69]

There are now only 3 patrons in here, including me.

Come on, Durango.

how do bars like that stay in business? The spit and sawdust boozer near me will have 10-15 drinkers in tonight and it's struggling to stay afloat.

[Nausea]

how do bars like that stay in business? The spit and sawdust boozer near me will have 10-15 drinkers in tonight and it's struggling to stay afloat.

Dunno man. This bar has been around ever since I've lived here though. It's probably super busy at night.

[Merchant Seaman]

how do bars like that stay in business? The spit and sawdust boozer near me will have 10-15 drinkers in tonight and it's struggling to stay afloat.

Dunno man. This bar has been around ever since I've lived here though. It's probably super busy at night.

That can depend on a few factors, a huge one is, does the bar own the building they're in or lease it, if it's owned outright that dramatically lowers the overhead, another big one can be staff, if the owner(s) work most of the shifts then of course they are paying less for staff, then there's taxes, different state/county/city different taxes

[benitobeast69]

how do bars like that stay in business? The spit and sawdust boozer near me will have 10-15 drinkers in tonight and it's struggling to stay afloat.

Dunno man. This bar has been around ever since I've lived here though. It's probably super busy at night.

That can depend on a few factors, a huge one is, does the bar own the building they're in or lease it, if it's owned outright that dramatically lowers the overhead, another big one can be staff, if the owner(s) work most of the shifts then of course they are paying less for staff, then there's taxes, different state/county/city different taxes

Yeah I can see that...i guess if they live in the pub as well then they don't have a mortgage to pay so don't need as much income..can run the bar as more of a hobby than a business. Be awesome to be in that position.