Rivermont Jeff - 6/26/2009 10:07 PM
This is kinda off subject, this is Jeff's fiance. This evening, my father, brother, and I were on the boat. We decided to go to the Boathouse for dinner. We sat at the bar, because you don't have to wait on a table. There were 2 young "yuppie" guys sitting next to us. One asked for a rum and coke to go before he left. My dad, being the jokester he is, said to the guy "I'm a state trooper, and I'm gonna have to smell your coke." The guy said "I have herpes" while he was sipping it), then passed it on, and said, "sure, smell it." Even though my dad was just giving him a hard time, I kept thinking how crazy this was that the bartender obviously gave him a drink "to go drive home." So, when we were finished eating, I was gonna throw her. I said..."I need a drink to go. A...uhh...Mojito." She said, "I can't make that to go." I called her out on the previous guy, and she responded with, "He's a regular." Does that mean a "regular" has more authority to drink and drive? I was just enjoying a day out on the boat. Not that I really wanted the drink, but wouldn't it have made more sense to make the girl that was on the boat a "drink to go" than the "yuppy that was a regular?" Maybe it doesn't make sense to you, but I also believe that the Boathouse needs to re-think their reasoning. I work for a living. I work with the public every day, and you have to treat everyone with the same respect. No matter if they're "Regulars" or not. Being a regular doesn't change the laws last time I checked.