I
suggest that you do not HIRE Nick because the assured result will be change. As
I said, Nick is a career bartender and he rarely keeps his thoughts to himself.
Since few bars operate anywhere close to optimum, you can anticipate that once
behind your bar he will begin offering a steady stream of experience-based
insights. I've benefited greatly from listening to Nick and have quoted him in
feature articles on various subjects. Of course, if you heed his advice it will
make more work for you.
I
suggest that you do not HIRE Nick because he is a stable, well-grounded man.
Another aspect of being an "Old School" bartender, he clocks in and puts the best
interests of the house ahead of his own. He is not someone who works according
to a hidden agenda. Malfeasance? Nick doesn't even know the meaning of the
word. I should add that as a happily married man, the women on your staff would
be left to work in peace.
Yup,
Nick Wineriter is in the job market, once again looking for a bar to call his
own. His last place of employment--Signatures Restaurant--recently closed, due in
no part to him. It was a owned by Jack Abrahmoff...yeah, that Jack Abrahmoff.
Nick assures me that he didn't personally accept any campaign contributions
from the notorious lobbyist, or any notorious lobbyist for that matter; unless
you consider gratuities as campaign contributions, in which case he's guilty as
sin.
So,
do not HIRE Nick Wineriter. He'll just elevate your bar into the kind of
classic cocktail haunt that has become all the rage. Sorry Nick, I'm just
telling it like it is.
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