4 Types Of Bartenders
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"How are the kids?" "One arrested." "Eh, that's why you have two."đ€Łđ€Łđ
How's the family? Everyone's working and no one's got a court appearance coming up...I did good.
Or 12...
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Well, in my late great aunt's case, it's why you have three; one has the brains but no heart, one has heart but no brains, and the third has neither; that's why he got arrested when he walked into the courthouse looking for his inheritance... While on the lamb...
Welcome to southern Missouri...
"Do we have food? Yeah. Popcorn. Extra salt, to make you thirsty.
So you drink more.
So tip more.
Well, you don't tip more, but people with a soul do."
GET 'EM, Charlie. đ
Should've said, "Well, you don't tip more, but people with a JOB do." LOL
That one was filmed in Wolski's
The only food is chips/popcorn, everything smells like bleach, and there's ice in the urinal.
As a ginger I can confirm we don't tip more.
ah yes, playing right into the 1 percent's desire to not pay their employees a living wage. /eyeroll
âYou want a beer? Itâs 6am. Youâre a little late, letâs get you going.â
I died at that one lol
They don't even sell alcohol before 7 am where I live. 3 am to 7 am you can't buy alcohol.
Why do you need to buy alcohol between 3 and 7am?
@@pholdren Some people get off work at 3 am, what if you want a glass of wine or a beer before bed?
"You want action, wave an Andrew Jackson" đ€Ł The mixologist with his suspenders and home- curated bitters was hilarious!
He was the best!
ok who else got an Action Jackson as a kid for xmas cuz it was cheaper than G.I. Joe, with a generic helicopter toy that was way to big for it cuz Action Jackson was smaller than G.I. Joe?
That one struck my funny bone !
Surprised MixoBoy torched up that stogie; INdoors no less.
Oh wait, it's a..Cigar Lounge? I'm old n slow, y'know;)
"That's my cursing finger" đ€Ł I'm using that one
"Spirit? Let's make that a triple" felt that in my soul. It's been 10 years and I'm still bitter and wishing that company a long painful bankruptcy.
Spirit has Ben bought buy jet blue
@@jessicacolegrove4152
And yet somehow Spiritâs quality is still just as bad as it ever was!
"The trick, of course, is to shake until all the ice is melted".
I'm a veteran bartender and that line had me howling. Good one.
I know right that's where I broke down
"We call this a summer storm. Can you feel it in your knee?" đ
Absolutely gold.
My right knee has this power so this fuckin killed me đ
I was a bartender for over ten years, the honest one you nailed it.
The demeanor is different from us East Coast people but the honest bartender crosses cultural boundaries
@@leahcimolrac1477 idk I'm on the east coast and that bit was like looking into a God damn mirror đ
That was my favorite bartender.
"Wow we're learning together" lol
I would watch a whole movie about that bartender. It was so perfect
The Honest Bartender is so relatable. It brings me back to my retail and food service days.
The honest bartender is any bartender that's worked more than a year.
Used to work the phones at a 24hr DTLA restaurant across from a nightclub, 2 blocks from skid row, with drunk rich USC students trying to place an order for their entire frat every night, and people who live across the street getting mad that the delivery is taking too long. The honest bartender is my entire essence....
@@averyavenue Worked bouncing in NYC and we had to let the neighbors into the club for free as long as they presented state/ID driverâs license cause the noise and fights were so disturbing.
@@leahcimolrac1477 oh that sounds like a trash gig on so many levels đł
LA CAFE!
The dedication he had to go through TSA while probably buying a ticket for a flight that he wasn't gonna get on is impressive
They had visitor badges for it, they still went through tsa of some sort tho.
Not really. This is his job. YT pays ALOT!
Some airports have shopping and restaurants accessible without going through the gate, but he obviously had way more permissions than just being a customer since, well, he was behind the bar with a cameraman and everything.
Apologies, cameraperson
Love it when he says to the IRS: "Tell your folks I says Hi." LOL
Good one, Charlie! Glad you're back with the skits!!!
The small town bartender is the best. The best.
@@CT1010101 Hytner? That you? Your comment reminds me of Bania from Seinfeld. đ
Tell yer uncle Sam I says hi
I feel like the only appropriate response is, "wait isn't that supposed to be my schtick? Oh right, I was calling the midwest. I always forget what they're like."
My deal was to say, "No can do. I'm a low-wage gal who withholds the maximum plus $20 per check yet Uncle Sam's hammering me for $275 more. And I've got no back taxes or anything! Hence, he and I are kinda on the outs just now."
(We po folk pay the taxes that GE 'n' 'em are excused from payin'.) đ€
This entire fucking skit is hilarious but âis that a federal offense?â And âweâre learning together.â both absolutely sent me.
Honestly, Iâve had great experiences with almost every airport bartender that Iâve interacted with. Theyâre so fed up with life and youâre so fed up with traveling itâs a match made in heaven.
âYouâre facing jail time pal, good luck with that. Next drinkâs on the house.â
Yeah that sure sounds like the bartender from my parentâs town alright
I daresay you can do a part 2 to this... including the "club bartender"... cannot hear your order over the loud music, yet can communicate flawlessly with you through hand signals alone đđ
Another good one would be "the alcoholic bartender". Usually it's the owner who thought running a bar would be a good idea, but has no knowledge of how to do so.
@@phabiorules They have a skit for that one already. It's called "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." LOL!
And charges $80 for a beer
@@phabiorules don't call me out like that.
I agree..do other ones!!!
These characters were so different and so well-acted. Props, man!
The different bars, wardrobe and facial hair really sold it too.
As an Illinoisian, I laughed so hard at the Naperville and Malorts bits.
Same here!
Malorts!
I work in Green Lake, WI and you could call it New Naperville from all the yuppies that come up here
I ran out of Malort and need to go get more. Best way to get to the worst part of the night.
@@adamcoppa1853 I gotta try it someday
The business card. Good luck on your trip and your audit. I died laughing!!
Most business men I get pay food and drinks on separate cards for this reason!
I'm also your garbageman.
Bartender for over 10 years. Honest and small mix. This skit is SOLID lol đ
"It's like a cavity search in a pint glass" has to be my favourite one. The humour combo is on point.
âGood luck on your trip⊠and your auditâ. I almost spit out coffee
The small town bartender suggesting a story for the Father to tell the congregation gives me some âdad telling you what to do with your job when they know nothing about itâ vibes
...and being right.
Bartender knows how the community is doing/feeling and in some small towns the ones that are there Saturday night are in church the next morning
@@itsmejerkface I guess you missed how that ended in him getting in trouble for over fishing
"Just ask your boss for the time off. I'm sure he'll understand."
"Well, 1st off, Dad, my boss is a lady..."
[confused look]
@@DugrozReports youâre lucky to have a boss that goes by she. My dad spent a minute on a tangent when I corrected him about my boss preferring âthey/them.â
Fun! I bartended at a small, family owned, semi-classy sports bar restaurant located right next to a mall, a light rail station, a few hotels, had tons of local regulars and we served over 50 different martinis. I feel like I know all four of these roles intimately.
âYou want some action, wave an Andrew Jacksonâ
Lmaoooođđ
Wait what does that mean
That spirit airline joke is hysterical
Painfully accurate lol
I remember growing up in a small town, the small town bartender was on point.
To put it this way, half of the regulars had a key to the bar so they could open up if the owner/only bartender was running late and when he went out for a smoko break you were allowed to pour your own beer, open the register and take your change.
I honestly dont remember there ever being an issue with anyone stealing from the bar and the only fights were usually between brothers/family members.
I admire the mixologist's ability to fleece those with too much money, but it also means that no one in Madison who's normal can go to a frickin bar
When I was a small town "mixologist" in the Midwest, I hated when people called me that. Everyone knew I was pretentious, I just didn't want to advertise it!
I demand a series of the old town bartender.
Im in my car on break at work and I just laughed so hard I smacked my head on the horn and made my supervisor drop his family sized bag of doritos on the other side of the lot.
Lol the airport one. I am also from Wisconsin and I was verbally accosted by a grumpy bouncer at a TGI Fridays at the Dallas airport for trying to get a beer on Sunday. He said, âYou must not be from around hereâ, and I said âuhhh itâs an airport? I can see that you ARE from around hereâ
Huh..was it before noon or is Texas* all dry on Sun..& were you eating there or just wantin' some suds?
* never been, no hurry:/
I'm from Buffalo, NY area; stores couldn't sell beer till noon Sun, but some Erie Co bars were open till 4am..
@@brianstratton8767 yeah I think it was before noon on Sunday. The shocking part was that he seemed pretty offended that I would make such a faux pas
@@cameronschmit6472 he was judging you for being thirsty before noon on Sunday. You heathen
As a Wisconsinite living outside Dallas these days, I can confirm that the law changed a year or two ago and now you can buy beer at 10 AM instead of noon on Sundays.
I really miss Wisconsin.
@@shelpippg2202 haha fuck yeah! Youâve been doin your job down there then! We miss you too!
As someone who has worked in the restaurant/bar business for over 20 years this had me in stitches!!! Wonderful
âI tried doing that, the DNR came to my freezer. I says itâs a miracle! They took my boat away.â Fucking dead đ€Łđ€Ł
As an Illinoisan who once taught in a school right on the Wisconsin line, now transplanted in the south, I experience serious nostalgia/homesickness when I watch your videos. My mother used to buy those wildlife scene sweatshirts for my husband for Christmas every year and he loved them!
Are you from naperville đđ?
Ahh the FIBsđ
@@christinacox1756 đI won't take offense to that, because I grew up downstate. I think that makes me exempt.đ
You can get your Malort in New Orleans, probably the only other place that will have it outside the Illinois area.
I was a wedding bartender for 12 years. Same game but different players every weekend. 90% of the time it was same staff, food, songs, speeches, family dynamics & cleanup. I lived for that 10% that were unique.
I'm a catering server, so same thing, at least one wedding every weekend. What kills me is when the MC reminds people to 'tip the bartender', as us servers wonder where we went wrong.... :)
Now he needs to follow up with the biker bar, the guy at the discotec/nightclub
Everytime I go to the bar I ask for A BEER đș and I literally mean a beer, any kind, doesnât matter. When he said âbe specificâ Iâm like that must be what they think đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Gotta say I love the cross between an honest bartender and an airport bartender.....get that honesty in pre and post "vacation"/ family trip.....may life be always filled with soul crushing honesty no matter where one goes....
Soul crushing honesty is the best policy!
Iâve literally BEEN the small town bartender, lol!
Dice cup and all, rolling for shots, hah!
No one drinks like Wisconsinites!
As a guy from Illinois any and all bashes towards Naperville are not only welcomed but deserved.
It doesnât matter if you start bartending in your small town, move to the city and work at the airport, and move into mixology, we all end up the honest bartender eventually.
Nah. Some will still not be able to get their heads out of their bum holes. Knowledge is power. That's obvious. But that new wave of "mixologists" is just a pure head ache.
Amen
@@mikewalorczyk yeah but new wave mixologists aren't even bartenders if you ask me. They don't understand the basics half the time. They think bartending is all about the drinks and forget about service and other basic principals
@@lnAmberClad yeah Man. What I meant was, that bertending is more than drinks. It's all about interaction with your guests, skill and knowledge. Knowledge is power, but without banter, and social skills you're not a Bartender or even mixologist, You're a pretentious twat.
@@lnAmberClad had a manager try to tell me a gimlet was served on the rocks in a pint glass and tipped with soda. When I told them that wasnât even a variation, just a straight up a different drink, pretty much a collins. But no, I was told to get with the program and we do fun variationsâŠ. They also muddled fruit into their old fashioned, shook them, and then served them full of ice to the rim. Told that was a specialty of ours too. Was considered insubordinate if I made a guest a proper old fashioned built in glass or dared served the gimlet neat and up. Eventually we had a staff meeting where I got yelled at for moping the floor at night after my shift, because it was the morning checklist. No one got yelled at for not doing it, just me for doing it. Also got ripped a new one for never doing roll ups, when I worked solo at night, but again morning duties. The day after the meeting we didnât even have any napkins in house, so everyone that told me how important napkins were, had to look me in the eye the next morning and tell me they didnât order any. Maybe Iâm hard to work with, or maybe I just want the basics to be right.
I could see a 15 minute version off the small town
@Mikkel Lund Kind of like an updated, Midwestern 'Cheers'.đ» I'd watch that.
I lost it at Jaeger Bunnies lmao
The Malort shot is a family tradition now. The one at my wedding went down smooth. Might've had something to do with the two or three old fashioneds before, but I'll just attribute it to manly toughness.
The honest bartender is so freaking accurate except for the foam. Snap those fingers again and I'll break 'em for you there buddy. Also no, I can't break your hundred. Loved it Charlie!
Catches 5 fishes and feeds 5,000 people
That ainât a miracle thatâs called tapas
I love the line âWhat, are you from Naperville?â I grew up a few towns east of there. Love your videos Charlie.
This is hysterical. The different bar sets were great too
I donât know why but the delivery on âthey took my boat awayâ gets me every timeđ
My stomach hurts from laughing so hard. You're a comedic genius.
As a prior naperville alum of 20 years that joke was spot on đđ
A whole series on the small town bartender would be gold
DNR bit was hilarious. I grew up in a very rural middle-of-nowhere town and there was bitter, hateful rivalry between every hunter/fisherman and the local DNR agents and game wardens.
This is so Spot on! Proud to say that I'm The Honest Bartender going on 15 years now! #Wisconsin
Iâm a small town bartender and this is very accurate
Charlie, you're so wonderful! You have no idea how much you cheer up my day with your talent! Thank you so much for all the hard work, time and talent you put into making these videos, your humor is so deeply appreciated! God bless you and all those you love!
The Small Town BartenderâŠ. Too real, brings me back to my childhood.
The pain of how accurate these are. Especially how much I wish I could be the honest bartender đ
âWant some action wave an Andrew Jacksonâ Charlie Berans. Best quote ever
"They took my boat away." That line was way funnier to me than I think it should have been.
"You want a beer? It's 6am!
You're a little late.
Let's get you started."
"Too much foam? How about now.."đđđ
Iâve met all of these dudes. Crazy how Charlie was able to make it feel like these were 4 different people. Amazing!
Ok....we need some bloopers on this one đđđ
âI think the DRN on the Sea of Galilee had some questionsâ đŁ Hahaha love it đ€Ł
Second one works in Portland
Honestly that first bar sounds like a fun place to work đđ dude's hilarious.
Your latest bellied up podcast that you talked to the kid in high school, seriously was amazing. You guys really did something good by showing him love and support. With all the crap that goes on with kids, you very well might of saved his life. Really appreciate you guys! God bless and watch out for deer.
I love the honest bartender - anyone who has ever worked retail can relate to this guy - he has the attitude we wish we all could set free.
So so so good man!! Seriously.
Love your work.
love seeing some of my favorite bars in your vids. Creed's Foggy Dew is right down the block and Central Standard is great!
âAre you from Naperville?â Iâve never felt so called out, represented, and yet disappointed because he so close, in my life.
Good luck with your trip, and your audit. Brilliant
Mix of small town and honest.... so bloody true.
Yeah thats our Bartender at the V-Twin. Except for the beer foam thing.....
Dude, you are brilliant. Absolutely never get tired of the Mid-West thing.
The Four Coursemen
So happy to have found this actor/comedian. He is absolutely brilliant and is adding so much joy to my life. This video is GOLD!
Excellent work! You obviously put a lot of work into this. You are very talented. Thank yiu. Gotta watch it again.
The suspenders coming off when he bent forward.
These videos are the best!
The Naperville line had me rolling. Well effing done dude!!
"Well you don't tip more but people with a soul do" đ€Łđđ
"they took my boat away" đ
I was definitely a number 3. Brutal honesty got me more respect as a bartender. It got me into more fights, but it got me more respect too. đ»đ
đ Thank You! I needed a good laugh today, as a former bartender this was golden. I hope you make one about people ordering drinks / types of drunks.
One of my favorites Charlie!
Don't forget the "over server". Someone's gotta keep the midwest #1 in DUI's. Keep er movin, unless you're under the influence.
3:52 "Seeaaow, bonejurr, seeyouplay, hohlah" đâ€đ
Good luck on the trip, and the audit!
Love the honest bartender so much!
The DNR comes to me freezer and I says âits a miracle!â
I'd love to see the Honest Bartender a lot more, love that guy â„ïž
Good luck on your trip... And your audit!
You never disappoint! â€ïžđ€Ł
SO ROOOLLLLL OUT THEM BARRELS
Lol, my bartender would say to me, âhey, are you picking up the brewers grain this week for your cows?â
Stellar stuff as always!
one of your best
I have been to mixology bars and had the $80 bourbon on the rocks. It was a damn fine bourbon they even used an individually wrapped stainless steel skewer for the Luxardo cherries.
Also you know it's a midwest bar with the MGD sign.
I got my bartending license a few month ago. I can't even imagine what kind of bartender I'll become in the future.
Aim for the honest one...and say everything with a smile. Can't go wrong.
3. Everyone becomes 3 eventually.
Yup agree, being the honest bartender never goes wrong. Unless you get some drunk jo that can't take a bit of honest sass.
Loved the honest Abe, that one got the most laughs out of me.
First time seeing your videos. And I got excited when I saw the Leinenkugel stuff. I don't see much of it around where I am now. That's my family so it makes me happy đ