
Even if you don’t remember it’s St. Patrick’s Day, your server definitely will. When you’re out at a bar celebrating, try not to say the following things.
Even if you don’t remember it’s St. Patrick’s Day, your server definitely will. When you’re out at a bar celebrating, try not to say the following things.
That’s just how Guinness tastes.
Can you read? The menu is right in front of you.
Enough with the small talk, already. Your bartender’s got customers to serve.
Not right now, please. Another person just threw up in booth 17.
There’s a strict three-beef limit per customer.
Authentic Irish pubs only accept shillings retrieved from a small leather pouch hidden in one’s boot.
They were actually asking for the spelling of your name so you could close your tab.
Sorry, you can either be responsible and sober or celebrate St. Paddy’s. There’s no middle ground.
Bartenders hate to be dragged into your multigenerational struggle for a free and unified Ireland.
If you don’t have your drink order ready when you come to the bar, you waste everyone’s time.
You’ve got no business being out on St. Patrick’s Day if you’re sober enough to know you got the wrong drink.
You have no idea what Ireland is.
You still gotta pay for your drinks.
By law, you’re only required to tell your neighbors. This is just upsetting to a bartender.
While the Irish do love the spirit, this is from an entirely different country.
If you think a bartender has time to prepare you anything other than a watered-down beer on St. Patrick’s Day, you’ve clearly never been out on St. Patrick’s Day.
It’s just not St. Patrick’s Day unless someone does something deeply culturally offensive.
This is a Dropkick Murphys bar. Now get the fuck out.