Here you go nick... Nothing barn-burning here but will get ya started... s3.amazonaws.com/bartending-jobs/Bartender.doc I'll also add this to the video description. Let me know if you have any trouble downloading.
I have been a bartender 12 plus years, 7 of those predominantly managing and working high end/high volume. I would say all of your videos are extremely helpful, true, and easy for anyone seasoned or new to brush up or hop up on the bartending wagon. I like how you really trim the fat and get right into need to know in all the vids. Thanks for the content!
I have been working in the restaurant for 6 months just got into barback. I’m 22 and I never thought I would be sitting here watching this and wanting to make it a career. Such good money in California !
Excellent video. Thank you. I'm a bartender and am in between gigs (recuperating from surgery) and I'm going to give this a shot. Already have a ton of ideas that will add value to the client to make their party the best it can be. Thanks again man. Really pumped up about this.
Lonnie Stevens nice bro! I'm thinking bout getting into it but don't have the funds for the bartending school. What's your advice and do you think it's still worth it to become a bartender?
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Hey how's it going? I'm Jason! Hey Jason! I am using your advice today and one day I will be a world-class bartender. I'll update you when I make my first grand. - Jason
Yeah buddy, welcome to the YT's. Keep on it, always work on your game both behind the bar and behind the camera, invest in yourself and find your voice/audience. Best of luck, hope to see your channel grow! 🍻
Jason, fantastic episodes on getting a job and in 48 hours. I just finished a wine program at the local college and an international specialization in wine, wset 3. I have no experience serving, so I plan some volunteer work in local restaurants. I have a day job, so weekend party work and some shift work is enough for now. Thanks for the tips. Cheers!!
Thank for posting this. I've been waitressing for many years. I'm divorced and now entering back into the waitressing thing again but this time I'm going to a more upscale restaurant and would REALLY LOVE to learn to bartend. I'm 34, big personality and am a huge people person which I'm told I need to have to jump into the bartending scene. I have about 4 months to learn any and everything I can as far as bartending. I think it would be incredibly fun and I need to make good money. Thanks for this video!
Dollar Tree has business card holders. I used to volunteer to serve at a neighborhood association social. I do not purchase the alcohol, do not serve at any other time. We are to limit it to two per person and I have people try to get me to drink to distract or lose count, I stick to water. Said drinker can ask the other volunteer for their third drink. I also think there is a difference between if the event is on private property such as a home or a park, rented space. Best to inquire. Even if I am only a server there is an issue if I over serve, have been warned about it but do not chance it. Look up dram shop laws and your state. Even if you were to be an independent contractor and pay insurance it is better than the liability which can become civil. I also used to serve at a concert venue as an extra, there was a contract in place regarding the liability since there were many sources of alcohol at the venue. BTW it was good money in my 20s, I'd drop plans to work a concert. I listed myself directly with the venue. Informative video, well done. By the way, Barnivore App is useful to understand in case there are people with dietary restrictions.
Hi I’ve been working at this bar for a few months now as a Bar-back I get along with everyone there, I’ve never been working due to COVID-19 and when I go back on the 18th they are putting me on the tills and serving I’ve got anxiety so I’m worrying a lot any tips how to stay calm.
Since we aren't providing any alcohol and only providing services, would the only license needed be a serve safe license? At which point would you have to have an LLC?
First let me say I'm not a legal or tax expert, so make sure you talk to them, especially if you do this beyond a couple gigs to get some extra $$$ and basic experience. How you hold or register your business (SP, P, LLC, CORP) has to do with your tax preferences and risk tolerance. Again, consult with an expert and be crystal clear about the laws in your specific state. Most aspiring bartenders are looking to get into a traditional establishment so this video is more about enabling you to start working quickly and make a few extra bucks on the side than it is about running a full service party bartender business. But you can scale to that from this, absolutely. So if you go big, make sure you have you're legals sorted.
Heaven Lachae Technically you wouldn't even need a serve safe. Serve safe is for food handling and sales of food. Like you said, your only providing services. Also, from my past business experience. An LLC is best to have in case of a lawsuit. If you dont pay for an LLC and get sued for some idiodic reason. You will secure your future at best. When getting sued without an LLC, you will risk losing your own personal possessions like a home. LLC will protect you from the person suing you to take your home. Also I recommend setting up a DBA. Doing business as. This will separate a trail of history following you forever. I'm not a expert. This is just from my knowledge of having a few small businesses. I wish you luck and I'm sure you'll be fine.
This is one of your best videos man. Thank you for going into the liability portion and mobile bartending. If they purchase the liquor does than mean you don't need to get a permit for bartending the event?
Correct. Its the difference between supplying and working. We're just working, supplying requires very specific and expensive licenses and insurance coverage. Check local state guidelines, consult a tax and legal professional. Generally this format is a basic hired hand "working under the table" for cash. If you supply alcohol in any way, expand your gigs/start to make a full time income or have others working for you, regular business requirements come into play which is beyond the scope of this video, or channel for that matter.
Honestly I want to learn how to he a bartender but not for the money, I love the city at night and the only way to meet it is working that way, besides the stories are cool
Just have to say you're out, or make a few extras to give to the people who ask. Or you just give them to the host and VIP person (birthday guy/girl, bride/groom, etc..). If you tell people you're out at the moment they usually understand.
Hey Jason, I just signed up for your Bartending Pro Blue-Print and I have to say your content is absolutely awesome and by far the best out there. I wanted to ask you though, in your previous video content on the Blue Print you said that you've never made under $200 doing private event bartending. I was curious if the prices have lowered on average from $200 down to $100 per event for private party bartenders? Anyways bro I love all of your teachings, and I hope you're healing up after your injury. My family lives down in Carlsbad, so hopefully one day I'll be able to checkout the bar you work at and have the pleasure of meeting you in person and buy you a drink. Cheers mate.
What's up Brent, stoked to hear you're part of the BB fam! I still stand by my personal claims of never really going under $200, but wanted to reframe this lesson for what the average party bartender should expect, especially if brand, brand new. It's tough to put specific numbers because there are so many variables, and that original video is based on my personal experiences in a higher end market. $100 is very achievable for anyone, and you will likely go above that more often then you'll stick to it. Your specific location and market are everything, and if you're in a densely populated area (like you are here in SD), there will be much more higher paying gig opportunities. Track my down on my personal social profiles, I'd be stoked to have a beer some day :) PS, more updated lessons, ebook, testing and certification coming down the pipe for BB members in the coming weeks and months!
Bartending Pro Awesome man!!! You seriously are the best Jason. I'm working actually up in Sacramento (it's my family that lives down in Carlsbad) but I'm moving down to Orlando Florida in a couple of months. I'm hoping to land a job at one of the luxury resorts down and around Disney world; I'm hoping places around there will be lucrative for bartending. Anyways bro can't wait for more of your content, I'm already truly blown away by the great information and teachings you produce.
I've been thinking of bar tending for years now and I have to say after watching your video with all that you have shared, i believe that I can become a great bartender just from learning a lot from your videos. There is definitely a lot of opportunities here in Las Vegas. I can't wait to learn more from you, keep making these videos, Thanks.
Thanks Brando! Took a hiatus because of, well... life. But I'm BACK and more motivated than ever. Thanks for the kind words and the sub, you'll be seeing me around much more moving forward. 🍻
Just one option to get people started, there a million ways to skin a cat, craigs is just the lowest hanging fruit. As always, do your homework on the customer and never move forward if you're gut tells you something is off. 🍻
Hi Jason, this was an awesome video and I've got a question for you. What's the average amount of hours per U$ 100 or 200 job? Including prep and cleaning afterwards. Thanks!
Hard to say... average probably around 3-4 hours on the short end, to 6-8 hours on the long end? Unless it's a repeat client and job, each job is going to be a little different :)
I work at a venue that does private parties and weddings. Mostly my hours are 3-10. 15 an hour plus tips. Best night I made 320 in tips. Worst night was like 40.
"How much" when starting like is an important question indeed. Get an idea of the price for an established caterer who can bring a marching band if desired.
It depends on what you're after. Generally in private party bartending you don't provide the alcohol, the client does. A mobil bar service is a completely different animal requiring business registration, hefty insurance and whatever else my be required by your state/municipality. Private gigs you're basically a hired hand to tend the bar and pour drinks, that's essentially it. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the informational videos! What do bartenders do in terms of acquiring health insurance? Do you have to get a health insurance plan independently on your own or are there bartenders organizations out there that help you get health insurance? Do some restaurants/bars/night clubs offer health insurance? I have no idea how this works and am curious to learn. Thanks!
Hi, no one has commented on this video in forever!! And I'm not sure if it was in this video or another because I cant find the part but you mentioned something about giving us a template to use or a ad we could use of yours to post on craigslist for doing private parties. You said to tweak them and post them every few days? I was looking for this in the links below and couldn't find it and I don't know where to start on what to say for my ad. Thanks BTW your videos are incredibly helpful!
Hey Crista... thanks for the kind words. I have the resumes (currently free) up on the bartendingblueprint.com website. Go to www.bartendingblueprint.com/enter and they're right there. The Craigs ad is one of the gold nuggets I offer to my members only but you can always simply model off of other ads you see in your area! Cheers :)
Super cool video!!! well done 🥰Very educational. Only one little quastion the time they all want that ”special drink” then what should i tell them? That they are limited amd run out. Then non of them whould hire me any more :(. But thansk anyway =)!!! All other parts were great =)
You can say you'll make them the "special" drink, but let them know that you only had a limited amount of "special" garnishes. Really you can play this however you want. Maybe bring enough to make anyone who asks a "special" drink. The whole point is to just entice people to come talk to us beyond "I'll take a rum and coke."
i became a bartender after 3 hours of barbacking and got asked to join the main bar on a event ( crazy crowed) think im natural talent because people thought i manged the bar lmao
That cute thing in the corner! Woo!! Haha yeah man, I'm excited. Can't wait for Halloween. I'll dress up like a dope Louisiana type voodoo man. Skull face, top hat, the whole thing. Maybe get some dry ice/ fog machines going! Woooo!!
The scariest thing about starting this is not knowing all the alcohol mixes by name I’d be there like “that’s a fancy name but what ingredients you want”😂
I think you should start by washing the fruit you will be peeling, not just removing the sticker. ;) Who knows what grime is on the skin of the fruit...
Search "(your state) liquor server requirements" or similar and see what comes up. Trust info from state/gov sites, NOT what bartending school sites say.
Like Dominique said, you don't provide the alcohol, the client does. A mobil bar service is a completely different animal requiring business registration, hefty insurance and whatever else my be required by your state/municipality. Definitely don't offer to provide the alcohol if you're not fully set up legally or you could get seriously f*ckd!
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Can someone reply with the link to the craigslist template
Here you go nick... Nothing barn-burning here but will get ya started... s3.amazonaws.com/bartending-jobs/Bartender.doc I'll also add this to the video description. Let me know if you have any trouble downloading.
Got a bartender job after a trial shift with absolutely no experience beforehand, I'm learning fast on the job!
I have been a bartender 12 plus years, 7 of those predominantly managing and working high end/high volume. I would say all of your videos are extremely helpful, true, and easy for anyone seasoned or new to brush up or hop up on the bartending wagon. I like how you really trim the fat and get right into need to know in all the vids.
Thanks for the content!
I use to bartend at a small Japanese restaurant and I made over $200 in tips in just 6 hours, there is def money to be made!
That Is great $$$ Brittany!!
I m also bartender.
Truth! we love bartender stories and the money is great for part time
My friend works as a bartender at a strip club and makes 800 a night so yes def money to be made
I believe it..... women make more 💰 as a bartender. Stating the obvious,
Them: Orders beer
You: That’s the special drink!
😂 💯!
3 years ago and still the motivation that some of us needed.
One of the awesome things about this gig is until robots replace us, there isn't much that will change!
I have been working in the restaurant for 6 months just got into barback. I’m 22 and I never thought I would be sitting here watching this and wanting to make it a career. Such good money in California !
Excellent video. Thank you. I'm a bartender and am in between gigs (recuperating from surgery) and I'm going to give this a shot. Already have a ton of ideas that will add value to the client to make their party the best it can be. Thanks again man. Really pumped up about this.
hell yeah bro just cleared 70 tonight. this channel is to blame for some of that. thanks bro.
**high 5**
Lonnie Stevens nice bro! I'm thinking bout getting into it but don't have the funds for the bartending school. What's your advice and do you think it's still worth it to become a bartender?
EVERYTHING BYJOHN nobody goes to bartending school
@@jasonbautsch3465 yes they do
@@akuaku3496 if you want to be ripped off sureeee
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COCKTAIL DRINK RECIPES:
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Don't forget networking with DJs other Bar Tenders, caterers, etc.
Hey how's it going? I'm Jason!
Hey Jason!
I am using your advice today and one day I will be a world-class bartender.
I'll update you when I make my first grand.
- Jason
Great Video man! I am a freelancer myself for 7 years now trying to share my own experience on TH-cam. Very informative tutorial! Cheers
Yeah buddy, welcome to the YT's. Keep on it, always work on your game both behind the bar and behind the camera, invest in yourself and find your voice/audience. Best of luck, hope to see your channel grow!
🍻
Best self marketing video for a Bar tender
Jason, fantastic episodes on getting a job and in 48 hours. I just finished a wine program at the local college and an international specialization in wine, wset 3. I have no experience serving, so I plan some volunteer work in local restaurants. I have a day job, so weekend party work and some shift work is enough for now. Thanks for the tips. Cheers!!
Thank for posting this. I've been waitressing for many years. I'm divorced and now entering back into the waitressing thing again but this time I'm going to a more upscale restaurant and would REALLY LOVE to learn to bartend. I'm 34, big personality and am a huge people person which I'm told I need to have to jump into the bartending scene. I have about 4 months to learn any and everything I can as far as bartending. I think it would be incredibly fun and I need to make good money. Thanks for this video!
Are you bartending now? How is it
What about now?
Dollar Tree has business card holders. I used to volunteer to serve at a neighborhood association social. I do not purchase the alcohol, do not serve at any other time. We are to limit it to two per person and I have people try to get me to drink to distract or lose count, I stick to water. Said drinker can ask the other volunteer for their third drink. I also think there is a difference between if the event is on private property such as a home or a park, rented space. Best to inquire. Even if I am only a server there is an issue if I over serve, have been warned about it but do not chance it. Look up dram shop laws and your state. Even if you were to be an independent contractor and pay insurance it is better than the liability which can become civil. I also used to serve at a concert venue as an extra, there was a contract in place regarding the liability since there were many sources of alcohol at the venue. BTW it was good money in my 20s, I'd drop plans to work a concert. I listed myself directly with the venue. Informative video, well done. By the way, Barnivore App is useful to understand in case there are people with dietary restrictions.
My baby said “get a box of straws dont just bring two” 😂😂😂 I love this guy.
Damn. So I can't wear my spongebob shirt and some flip flops?
Lmao
They inability to "even" is its own kind of style.
Now watching from Philippines .
Hi I’ve been working at this bar for a few months now as a Bar-back I get along with everyone there, I’ve never been working due to COVID-19 and when I go back on the 18th they are putting me on the tills and serving I’ve got anxiety so I’m worrying a lot any tips how to stay calm.
Since we aren't providing any alcohol and only providing services, would the only license needed be a serve safe license? At which point would you have to have an LLC?
First let me say I'm not a legal or tax expert, so make sure you talk to them, especially if you do this beyond a couple gigs to get some extra $$$ and basic experience. How you hold or register your business (SP, P, LLC, CORP) has to do with your tax preferences and risk tolerance. Again, consult with an expert and be crystal clear about the laws in your specific state. Most aspiring bartenders are looking to get into a traditional establishment so this video is more about enabling you to start working quickly and make a few extra bucks on the side than it is about running a full service party bartender business. But you can scale to that from this, absolutely. So if you go big, make sure you have you're legals sorted.
Heaven Lachae
Technically you wouldn't even need a serve safe. Serve safe is for food handling and sales of food. Like you said, your only providing services. Also, from my past business experience. An LLC is best to have in case of a lawsuit. If you dont pay for an LLC and get sued for some idiodic reason. You will secure your future at best. When getting sued without an LLC, you will risk losing your own personal possessions like a home. LLC will protect you from the person suing you to take your home. Also I recommend setting up a DBA. Doing business as. This will separate a trail of history following you forever. I'm not a expert. This is just from my knowledge of having a few small businesses. I wish you luck and I'm sure you'll be fine.
Maybe a TIPS certification (or others) would be a safe choice, its the Serv Safe version for a Bartender
You are the best man, the best master class i´ve ever seen. Greets from Venezuela.
DUDE... YES!!!! LOVE these videos wow... keep em coming!
🙏
GREAT VIDEOS! busy background music
Thank you for getting rid of that background music! Thanks for posting!
This is one of your best videos man. Thank you for going into the liability portion and mobile bartending. If they purchase the liquor does than mean you don't need to get a permit for bartending the event?
Correct. Its the difference between supplying and working. We're just working, supplying requires very specific and expensive licenses and insurance coverage. Check local state guidelines, consult a tax and legal professional. Generally this format is a basic hired hand "working under the table" for cash. If you supply alcohol in any way, expand your gigs/start to make a full time income or have others working for you, regular business requirements come into play which is beyond the scope of this video, or channel for that matter.
Portland or Punta Gorda, still have llc from Nike Beaverton Hope to see you soon
Honestly I want to learn how to he a bartender but not for the money, I love the city at night and the only way to meet it is working that way, besides the stories are cool
great video but what do we do when everyone asks for the special drink with the garnish
Just have to say you're out, or make a few extras to give to the people who ask. Or you just give them to the host and VIP person (birthday guy/girl, bride/groom, etc..). If you tell people you're out at the moment they usually understand.
Hey Jason, I just signed up for your Bartending Pro Blue-Print and I have to say your content is absolutely awesome and by far the best out there. I wanted to ask you though, in your previous video content on the Blue Print you said that you've never made under $200 doing private event bartending. I was curious if the prices have lowered on average from $200 down to $100 per event for private party bartenders? Anyways bro I love all of your teachings, and I hope you're healing up after your injury. My family lives down in Carlsbad, so hopefully one day I'll be able to checkout the bar you work at and have the pleasure of meeting you in person and buy you a drink. Cheers mate.
What's up Brent, stoked to hear you're part of the BB fam! I still stand by my personal claims of never really going under $200, but wanted to reframe this lesson for what the average party bartender should expect, especially if brand, brand new. It's tough to put specific numbers because there are so many variables, and that original video is based on my personal experiences in a higher end market. $100 is very achievable for anyone, and you will likely go above that more often then you'll stick to it. Your specific location and market are everything, and if you're in a densely populated area (like you are here in SD), there will be much more higher paying gig opportunities. Track my down on my personal social profiles, I'd be stoked to have a beer some day :) PS, more updated lessons, ebook, testing and certification coming down the pipe for BB members in the coming weeks and months!
Bartending Pro
Awesome man!!! You seriously are the best Jason. I'm working actually up in Sacramento (it's my family that lives down in Carlsbad) but I'm moving down to Orlando Florida in a couple of months. I'm hoping to land a job at one of the luxury resorts down and around Disney world; I'm hoping places around there will be lucrative for bartending. Anyways bro can't wait for more of your content, I'm already truly blown away by the great information and teachings you produce.
I've been thinking of bar tending for years now and I have to say after watching your video with all that you have shared, i believe that I can become a great bartender just from learning a lot from your videos. There is definitely a lot of opportunities here in Las Vegas. I can't wait to learn more from you, keep making these videos, Thanks.
Thanks, Jason, most helpful and inspiring. Thanks for posting.
Thank you Jason!
Just found your videos and have subscribed. You are a great teacher.
Thanks Brando! Took a hiatus because of, well... life. But I'm BACK and more motivated than ever. Thanks for the kind words and the sub, you'll be seeing me around much more moving forward.
🍻
Thanks for the advice, mate.
How old must you be to start lessons? I'm 18 almost 19 and I've been dreaming of being a bartender since I was 12. I truly want to bar tend.
im 14 I rlly want to be one and am studying hard
depends on the state/local laws. In my state you can be an 18 year old bartender, but the county says 21.
good idea for men, but I'm hesitant to do this as a woman. Craig's list doesn't feel too safe.
gabriellez613 it’s a mans world
@@TreasureForeverOfficial peppers pray and a taser ladies.. pepper spray and a taser....
Craigslist can be unsafe for anyone not just women.
Just one option to get people started, there a million ways to skin a cat, craigs is just the lowest hanging fruit. As always, do your homework on the customer and never move forward if you're gut tells you something is off. 🍻
Really great, hands-on video. Thanks, much appreciated! ❤
Thank you, glad it was helpful! 🍻
Hi Jason, this was an awesome video and I've got a question for you. What's the average amount of hours per U$ 100 or 200 job? Including prep and cleaning afterwards. Thanks!
Hard to say... average probably around 3-4 hours on the short end, to 6-8 hours on the long end? Unless it's a repeat client and job, each job is going to be a little different :)
I work at a venue that does private parties and weddings. Mostly my hours are 3-10. 15 an hour plus tips. Best night I made 320 in tips. Worst night was like 40.
"How much" when starting like is an important question indeed. Get an idea of the price for an established caterer who can bring a marching band if desired.
This is great. Thanks a bunch for this tip!
This is awesome
Awesome video!!!! Thanks for the info.
More cubed ice, see you in Punta Gorda, Fl
This video is worth it's weight in gold.
🤜🤛
Epic! I hope it makes you some $$$ soon!
Wondering for private parties do you have to have your own portable bar?
Helps
It depends on what you're after. Generally in private party bartending you don't provide the alcohol, the client does. A mobil bar service is a completely different animal requiring business registration, hefty insurance and whatever else my be required by your state/municipality. Private gigs you're basically a hired hand to tend the bar and pour drinks, that's essentially it. Hope that helps!
this was very helpful
Great tutorial brother!
this channel is amazing
Thank you Tyler... just trying to help people trying to get into the game!
Cheers 🍻
Thanks for the informational videos! What do bartenders do in terms of acquiring health insurance? Do you have to get a health insurance plan independently on your own or are there bartenders organizations out there that help you get health insurance? Do some restaurants/bars/night clubs offer health insurance? I have no idea how this works and am curious to learn.
Thanks!
depends on the country/establishment most bars have insurance, they wouldn't be open without it. common sense, brain in gear.
@@ValorousDefined what? Liability or dram shop insurance has nothing to do with employee health insurance.
@@africkinamerican 3 years ago? do you still need help with your question? sort your life out
Us Mexicans would hire a bartender for a kids bday party 🤣
tnx man its so helpful
Hello my name is Maria I feel like I need to learn to be pro bartender , I got certified bartender but no experience yet
The same
Very inspiring Video! Thanks and greetings from Germany! Tony
Hi, no one has commented on this video in forever!! And I'm not sure if it was in this video or another because I cant find the part but you mentioned something about giving us a template to use or a ad we could use of yours to post on craigslist for doing private parties. You said to tweak them and post them every few days? I was looking for this in the links below and couldn't find it and I don't know where to start on what to say for my ad. Thanks BTW your videos are incredibly helpful!
Hey Crista... thanks for the kind words. I have the resumes (currently free) up on the bartendingblueprint.com website. Go to www.bartendingblueprint.com/enter and they're right there. The Craigs ad is one of the gold nuggets I offer to my members only but you can always simply model off of other ads you see in your area! Cheers :)
Bartending Pro Thank you!
Just wondering, if they have those smaller frosted white cups (usually given at nightclubs) how much alcohol?
What do you tell people to buy, thanks
Which sort of payment is most often used? Cash, bank certified check, credit card or all above?
Up to your negotiation with the client, but generally cash.
1:24
"_You_ are the professional here..."
Meanwhile I'm watching this in my pajamas
😂 no worries, that's the world we live in today 🍻
Do you get paid upfront for the gig or at the end usually?
Dude you are awesome! Thanks for the solid FREE advice!!! Definitely subscribed 👍
Awesome, thank you. You've very welcome 🍻
19:57 - lol don't just brink two straws...
Love the videos Jason, question - what video camera do you have and what audio source do you record with? Thanks so much!
Basic canon HD10 (which I need to upgrade) with a Azden wlx-pro lav mic
Love this video
Thank you! 🍻
What do you do now that you have 20 people wanting the special drink and only have 3 straws
Give 'em a card to hire you later 😉... Or low-key bring more and tell them "shhh, almost gone 😉"
Your awesome!
Jason What is the reason behind having a Title 4
Super cool video!!! well done 🥰Very educational.
Only one little quastion the time they all want that ”special drink” then what should i tell them? That they are limited amd run out. Then non of them whould hire me any more :(. But thansk anyway =)!!! All other parts were great =)
You can say you'll make them the "special" drink, but let them know that you only had a limited amount of "special" garnishes. Really you can play this however you want. Maybe bring enough to make anyone who asks a "special" drink. The whole point is to just entice people to come talk to us beyond "I'll take a rum and coke."
Roxanne playing in the background... classic drinking game
i became a bartender after 3 hours of barbacking and got asked to join the main bar on a event ( crazy crowed) think im natural talent because people thought i manged the bar lmao
I dont see the craigslist link?
That cute thing in the corner! Woo!! Haha yeah man, I'm excited. Can't wait for Halloween. I'll dress up like a dope Louisiana type voodoo man. Skull face, top hat, the whole thing. Maybe get some dry ice/ fog machines going! Woooo!!
Thank you for the awesome video!
The scariest thing about starting this is not knowing all the alcohol mixes by name I’d be there like “that’s a fancy name but what ingredients you want”😂
Thanks
Here's my 48hrs counting down little nervous lol free except tips required..
25 RSVP they are planning for 50
Just the video I wanted to see Jason, this is what i want to get into private parties! Thanks! $$$ : )
Sweet, glad this is of good value to you Joe :)
It certainly Is, great Info! Thanks Jason!
Lol, that special thing got mangled at the end....
I think you should start by washing the fruit you will be peeling, not just removing the sticker. ;) Who knows what grime is on the skin of the fruit...
Always!
Wasnt expecting the video to be like this but im ok with it
How do I go about with getting a bartender license?
Search "(your state) liquor server requirements" or similar and see what comes up. Trust info from state/gov sites, NOT what bartending school sites say.
The question is, where am I gonna get the alcohol and with what money lol
The client purchases all the alcohol or they will give you funds to buy yourself.
Like Dominique said, you don't provide the alcohol, the client does. A mobil bar service is a completely different animal requiring business registration, hefty insurance and whatever else my be required by your state/municipality. Definitely don't offer to provide the alcohol if you're not fully set up legally or you could get seriously f*ckd!
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Hey Rogelio, there should be links under the videos to my Teespring store!
Looks like a curly fry from Jack's.
the video is corruptedddd for me :((((
Playing ok for me? I'd maybe try watching on a different browers or device to see if that helps 😎
Headline is a scam. Didnt show how to make a single drink. These are like tips to become a subcontractor.
In India we are earning just 8 to 12 dollars just a day 😂
Aniket Jadhav all relative man most bartenders in the U.S. are broke !
People who are broke suck with money....I’m one of them😑
Quick question I am still watching the video so we don't buy the liquor for the party?
Lol the garnish looks like a noodle.
Intentional. Supposed to 👀 catching like, "wtf is that?"
Do you give everyone special drinks when they ask for em? Lol
Uffff! Bartending doesnt seem as easy as i thought 🤔😐! Maybe not!
You’re so cute 😩😍
Thank you for this vid
Thank you!!
I want to get bartender job c7z am training my self
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