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  1. 5 days ago · In short, no. It’s all about how much you drink and how fast. However, there are things called ‘congeners’. These are substances produced during fermentation other than ethanol/alcohol e.g. acetone, fusel oil, tannins, ketones, esters etc. and artificial inclusions like flavourings and sweeteners.

  2. 3 days ago · I saw an uptight dude with what amounted to almost a hippy chick. Our place had a thing where we would cut off your tie if you wore one in the establishment (we'd give you a free drink). It was just something neat to do to say work time is over. Well, this dude was in a suit and tie, when I came over with the giant scissors, he freaked out.

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  4. 3 days ago · The internet user was glad that the thread blew up because it really helped them be more careful about where they eat. #2. A sick waitstaff. If restaurant owners encourage their waitstaff to work while sick (or don't help to find a replacement), you can count on getting sick, too.

  5. 3 days ago · The key to being an efficient bartender is having strong bar organization skills. Maintaining a clean workspace, managing inventory and serving customers in fast-paced environments requires a high level of organization. 4. Cash Handling. Proper cash handling is a very important trait every bartender should possess.

  6. You can do acrylic nails without a tip and you can add a tip to your nails before using dip powder, so no. That’s not the main difference between acrylic and dip. They may be similar materials, but the techniques used to apply the two are completely different. So also no to dip is a form of acrylic.

  7. 2 days ago · 5. Leftover food may be valuable evidence. If you get sick after eating at a restaurant and you have leftovers, do not throw them away. Contact a lawyer to find out if need to keep the leftovers ...