Friday, on the East Coast.
The worst part, really, was the look in the bartender’s eye: seeing that he thought you were drunk and needed a little condescension. Worst, because you could not argue the first part, so you just had to accept the second. She shredded her coaster a little as a silent protest, and considered ordering another drink.
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Grey Goose & Vodka, anyone? :)
Amen to that
New to this blog - but never to anything grey goose :)
Now if only they had a drink named after Maverick
Wait... Grey Goose IS vodka. Are you ordering a double or something?
neel: No, I'm just a dork - brimful and I were out, and I was trying to order her a drink and kept saying Grey Goose & Vodka (seriously... I know I said it at least twice) before the bartender said "Um, Grey Goose is vodka." I think it all happened because 'vodka' and 'tonic' have two syllables, and because Grey Goose has excellent branding and has seared into my brain as vodka, and because, as I said, I'm a dork.
I've decided to transform "Grey Goose & Vodka" to mean 'a very strong drink.' ;)
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