When you're too much of a regular
GACA
Un-retired: Met my ATF. Married her. Divorcing her.
Went to the local hole for happy hour, no other customers besides me. The bartender just asked "how many today?"
Stripper in the stool next to me gabbing away with the bartender.
No music and nobody is getting on stage.
So I asked "what's up why isn't so dead in here?"
Their respons almost in unison. .."because there aren't any customers"
And then another guy walks in the door, music comes on girls get up off her seat, then he changes his mind walks out, music goes off girl sits the fuck back down...
I drop at least $150 everytime I'm here, and that's about once or twice a week.
I don't know whether to be insulted or not.
Stripper in the stool next to me gabbing away with the bartender.
No music and nobody is getting on stage.
So I asked "what's up why isn't so dead in here?"
Their respons almost in unison. .."because there aren't any customers"
And then another guy walks in the door, music comes on girls get up off her seat, then he changes his mind walks out, music goes off girl sits the fuck back down...
I drop at least $150 everytime I'm here, and that's about once or twice a week.
I don't know whether to be insulted or not.
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I'm totally confused by turging the music off. Do bars turn the music off when there are no customers?
At the club I previously mentioned, there was another regular I got to know. He was an HVAC guy and pretty mechanically proficient, so they seemed to always have him working on something in the club.