Keys Bartender Anti-maga Podcast

A Finnish Olympian freezes his penis during race. That is commitment. Jim takes the family to an Alligator Farm. Show ends abruptly. Part 1

Sometimes we lose our edge when we are busy or perhaps better said as overwhelmed. Multi-tasking gets out of hand at times.

Valentine's Day may be horrible for those single but some people can make it bad with their choices. We cover the do's and don'ts.

In the U.S. American Football reigns supreme and culminates with the Super Bowl. Besides hype over the game- food, drink, commercials, block pools are essential ingredients to a party. People will bet on anything.

A bartender deals with a disgruntled regular and their expectation of an forthcoming apology. It was not forthcoming. Jim spends entirely too much time opening a soap dispenser. Is justice just a concept or can a citizen expect remuneration for major inconviences?

Jim recalls a memorable Jersey Shore vacation. Some people feels as if they are integral to your life or that of your business, in many cases they are not.

Jim gets advice from a friend in Miami about the podcast. It is some good advice . There are several family and friends from Poland here or planning a visit. How much time do we really have during our days and are we really that busy?

Jim is a fine of automation when it stream lines work. It is always about the bottom line, earnings. Contemplating a big change, arguments can be made to be cautious or decisive. Thanks for the downloads.

Its good to know your audience when you are in a social situation where manners are considered. People need to use sanitary facilities from time to time but some people appear clueless.

Jim starts by talking about Ground Hog Day the holiday and the movie. There are lessons to be learned from both. Significance can be found where ever we look.

A beginner gets a short shrift in our world. The phrase denotes a naive state where the person is attempting to become, start, experience something new. Beginning is an act of bravery we should give more credit.

There are many places we do not feel free to do the things our body needs to do. Working behind a bar is one of those places but does it vary according to the atmosphere? Appropriate because one of the things our body needs to do is expel methane, which literally changes the atmosphere.

A blizzard in the Northeast U.S. brings back memories of storms gone by. A noisy work area leads to different ordering procedures and hijinks. Finally, what happens when someone becomes captivated.

South Florida begins to panic as a cold front poses the possibility of freezing weather to the area. Some have asked Jim is it difficult not to drink behind the wood (bar). The better question maybe how hard was it to drink for him.

There are a countless number of behaviors that may get you ejected from an establishment. How does Jim handle some circumstances?

Jim lets restaurant/bar customers in on a little secret. We review creative ways of getting some people to leave at the end of the night. Lastly please don't tell me about how important Jesus is in your life if you are secret racist. I'll tell what, Jesus is not your friend, bless your heart.

Jim thinks trying not to be a hypocrite will get him into Heaven, just in case.

We do not see everything around us and that is a shame. Another look at restaurant finding it harder to find employees. A late morning nap after working out mellows out Jim. Episode cover photo is of a Starburst Bush beside Jim's home.

Jim's wife is surprised by large toads on the way to work, really. The catfishing encounter continues. We try to rationalize the homeless problem in the U.S.

Some people visitors and locals behave similarly in at least one behavior. They bring there drinks with them where ever they go. It is a no-no to bring your alocoholic beverage with you to a restaurant in Florida with the exception of unopened wine that is subject to corking fees. It is definitely Cruise Ship behavior. We wrap with a brief history of Russian behavior in Eastern Europe. Stay strong...

Jim gets into word and phrase origin conversation with Daughter, Skye. We take identification as something routine until it is lost. Why are we still trying to school people about tipping?

Jim celebrates cooler weather in the Keys while others bundle up. We go over alternative recipes for a bar with limited selections. How can we defend ourselves from the emotional vampires? Stay tough Ukraine.

Bussiness slows down as the temperature cools in the Keys. There are noticeably less margaritas, mojitos, and pina colada being served. Jim goes on a rambling dialogue why corporations or governments are not intrinsically bad.

Jim equates the change in format and style of Trivia contests with changes in technology. Apologies are sent out to someone who takes issue with a Podcast. Keep up the downloads.

We start with different variations of the same drink. Jim speaks a bit to cheerfully about a memorial service he attended. Finally, Jim goes over the expected routine for suitors to adhere to when seeing his daughter.