Keys Bartender Anti-maga Podcast

Blue Cheeses stuffed olives are the bone of contention once again at the Bar. More people eat them than order Martinis, not an appetizer. Closing time squatters are the bane of the service employees but they rarely get to voice their feelings about them. Cannibalism is not that distant in the human past, will people in the future view meat eaters in a similar light.

The Pandemic has changed dramatically the way we work, shop, educate, socialize and eat. Delivery apps have changed the way many restaurants operate and the small restaurants are not faring so well.

Why not look as if everyday is an adventure filled with promise? Ji takes a co-worker's keys home for the weekend.

The Keys are a tourist driven economy so it woud behoove us to treat the tourists well. Tele-scammers have made it difficult for people who do cold calling for legitimate business. People should not define themselves by their problems. Its never too late to do something good for yourself.

Jim takes his daughter to the Frost Museum in Miami. On their trip they see numerous Teslas. The shows, exhibits, and setting is wonderful. A new hero arises Old Timey Man. You have a rotary phone that needs to be dialed call on Old Timey Man.

A bartender deals with all different types of personalities and beliefs. Why is it that some people are so certain about their beliefs? What role does the moderate play in the conversation of beliefs? Why do they end up on the short end so many times?

We do a recap of St. Patrick's Day at the Catch. William Haseltine, a regular Covid expert on CNN, looks like a Bond villain. A software company name sparks Jim's curiosity about why would a company use a name that is historically associated with a disaster. Finally, why do bartender's bear the brunt of abuse or negative portrayals in the Cinema.

Jim attempts to mask a real life story and protect the innocent by proposing a hypothetical story. He fails. Saint Patrick's day is upon us and we get a brief history lesson on why drinking does little to represent Iriish Culture or the influence of the Irish on our culture. It boils down to wearing green plastic hats, clover leis, and green beer. The guy that always holds a grudge talks about let...

Acquaintance asked if I still had a podcast, well I guess they don't listen. India is a large chunk of listening audience and groming. There is not excess labor pool in the Upper Keys.

There is a sudden reduction of the number of tourists in town and we can't figure out why. Don't make people or pets dance for their food. Getting ready for St Patrick's Day is easy.

Its been about a year of Covid-19 interruption. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. St. Patrick's Day is the mark for us to remind our listeners how strange this last 12 months have been. How people have been affected by the disruptions are just beginning to come to light.

Its 50 miles to the nearest beach is not something someone expects to hear on this skinny chain of islands. Do people that don't know what they want to drink have less of a proclivity to alcoholism? Why would you join a group that fundamentally does not like you?

We talk about local stories that don't get the coverage you might expect, locally. Why would a local news paper not cover the biggest stories? A man caught masterbating over a sunbather is given more coverage than a suicide by car that shuts down schools and highway. It may be because of the constituency they serve, all advertising contituents versus subscriber/advertiser mix. Ocean Reef is the ce...

Once again djt cult followers have their hopes dashed by their idiotic belief system, check back on Mother's Day. An exclusive enclave in North Key Largo, Ocean Reef, finds itself the center of controversy as it jumps the line in Covid-19 Vaccine deliveries. The Keys are reminiscent of a Gold Rush town where there is alot of money to be made.

Jim begins with a tragedy that involves immigrants then goes onto explain why immgrants benefit America. Another scam phone call gets feilded. International Woman's Day is just around the corner guys. We should be more aware of the things men say and do to women, it's not all innocent flirtation.

Episode 400, Jim answers the question he gets most asked- Are you still doing that Podcast?

Jim has mentioned butt-plugs alot, enough to make some people curious. Not all ads you hear before, during, and after the are products endorsed by the Keys Bartender Podcast. We do some sample ads, another butt-plug reference. Jim tries to explain how a principle of nonjudgement works in his life after a real life fail.

My first attempts at brand management is frequently off but it never stops me from trying. Some people drink what the drink because of an image they have. That image rarely holds up.

Its Lent and Springbreak, Jim understands Springbreak alot better. Why would giving up something that is bad for you be considered a sacrifice? We get a question from Lionel from Denver concerning bar hook-ups. If you have to ask how much the Macallan 25 is, its Johnny Red or Clan MacGregor for you.

There are no detours in the Florida Keys.

Even though we live in Paradise traffic still is an issue. A man tries to get someone to cook his 5 foot eel.

It's the end of Jim's week and we here about a music teacher and student maybe posing as newlyweds. Is it possible to change our attitude during a confrontation? A lesson in patience is needed when developing marketing material.

Jim relates a memorable experience from the first Loan Signing he conducts. Jim flips out on a truck backing up. People really need to get away from negative influences in order to thrive.

It was a busy Valentine's Day Weekend in Key Largo. Men are often ill prepared for this particular Holiday and get some coaching. Some people become drunk a-holes and some people are naturally just a-holes

Jim goes through his routine on a regular day in the Keys. We hear about a Pedestrian Bridge in Islamorada that turned into to a money pit. Why not allocate funds in a pragmatic fashion? Please share Keys Bartender with your friends.