Rebecca writes, "When I was a bartender years ago, friends and family often asked when I was going to get a real job. So, this sign stood out to me, as it so blatantly questions the veracity of the profession."
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6 comments:
Wow, that is fantastic in "everyway" possible. ; ) love the blog
It's for people who want to be actors, writers, comedians.. obvs.
Careful, Michelle, in today's desperate economy, god only knows what "bartender" could mean...
Not only is the profession itself called into question, but its earning potential as well ("$"). Way to talk up your training course.
Sounds pretty shady to me, like the "bartender" position involves being topless.
wow, great post...
thanks for this post...
I like this blog.........
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