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Today's Short Tip on Tips! (new one everyday!) Drawing happy face on the back of your customers bill, or attaching a sticker, should result in bigger tips.

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Current become a bartender news;

AM Topic: Drink Recipes (AskMen)
Paint this picture in your mind: You’re at a bar, waiting your turn to grab the bartender’s attention, anticipating that Johnny Walker, a shot of chilled Patron or maybe just that frosty Budweiser when you overhear the guy in front of you place his order. “Um, how about a Cosmo?�

Man guilty of double murder (Macomb Daily)
Terry "Calvin" Buchanan, 37, was a former North Carolina state trooper who became the head bartender and fill-in manager at TGI Friday's in Dearborn.

More people in Valley taking shot at bartending careers (ABC 15 Phoenix)
Lynn Callahan, of Scottsdale, finds herself at the bar every week in this tough economy. She’s not drinking though. She’s starting a new career. “It's scary out there right now. That was my other motivation… maybe it’s time to have something else,� said Callahan.

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