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who quit his job after his boss banned him from getting drunk on his day off, has shared the savage texts online.Taking to Reddit, the disgruntled barman shared the text exchange he had with his employer, who asked him to come into work at 3 a.m.The bar owner’s message asks his employee to come in the following day for an 11 hour shift, starting at 11 a.m. and ending at 10 p.m.Understandably, the man replies, politely declining the offer and explaining that it’s his day off.However, less than impressed, the boss refuses to take no for an answer, instead telling the barman he needs to be a “team player.”He responds: “Why are you just now telling me at 3 a.m.

“The Tortured Poets Department,” on Friday. The highly anticipated release features collaborations with Post Malone and Florence and the Machine, and includes songs such as “Fortnight,” “Florida!!!,” “So Long, London,” “Clara Bow,” “Down Bad” and more. Fan theories have already run wild about the album’s subject matter.

Kate Middleton, who was unable to attend Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, gave several soldiers a special treat this year to make up for her absence. The missing princess reportedly gave a local regimental bar in the UK town of Aldershot nearly $2,500 toward the bill so that members of the Irish Guard could celebrate the holiday at a post-parade party, reports the Daily Mail.

ahead of the Season 9 premiere of “Bar Rescue,” which airs Sunday on Paramount Network. “He climbed into the kitchen one night, and he obviously fell asleep or died there.”Taffer just finished filming his 250th episode of the reality series, where he rescues failing bars around the nation with his signature no-nonsense attitude.He’s been in so many foul-smelling bar kitchens that he’s devised a method to withstand the stench often brought on by uncleaned grease traps.“There are some kitchens that I go into that smell so bad, I have to pour garlic on the tip of my tongue and breathe through my nose. And I can still only stay in there for a minute or so,” he revealed.

dawg house.The country singer-songwriter was arrested at a Nashville bar Monday night and charged with disorderly conduct, assaulting an officer and resisting arrest.Young stopped off at the Tin Roof bar in midtown Nashville at the same time agents from the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission were checking IDs and licenses, according to TMZ.Young, 38, allegedly started peppering the agents with questions after they checked his ID — and things got out of control from there.Officials say he recorded them and then followed them to an adjacent bar called the Dawg House, where TABC officials were conducting a routine compliance check, according to the report.When Young was at the Dawg House, he allegedly started to talk to people at the bar and to the bartender while the TABC agents went into the back of the joint to check ABC (Restricted Brewery License) cards.The agents claim that they were walking toward the door when Young blocked their exit and put his hands on one of the agents to stop them from leaving — and then he allegedly struck the agent on the shoulder.According to the officials, they pushed Young away, which caused some bar patrons to get between Young and the TABC agents — causing a lot of yelling, screaming and commotion.Young then followed the agents out of the Dawg House, according to TMZ, and the situation became “hostile.”Officials said Young’s eyes were “bloodshot and watery” and that his speech was slurred.He was arrested and booked on misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assault on an officer.Young, who posted $2,500 bond, was released from custody Tuesday morning.He is scheduled to appear in court on Feb.

T-Squared Social, which opened Wednesday and is situated on that famously throbbing hub of New York nightlife — er, E. 42nd Street.The golfer and popstar, who are apparently tighter than Laverne and Shirley, decided to collaborate on the venture during a round of golf on a luxe private course in the Bahamas. As one does.The 22,000 square-foot T-Squared (Tiger and Timberlake, hardy har har), which is the swanky neighbor to a boarded-up sandwich shop and a Sephora, wears a lot of hats.

Caitlin Cook wrote an entire musical based on quotes she found scrawled on bathroom stalls.After college, the art history major grew tired of how pretentious that world could be, and became fascinated with bathroom graffiti.“I loved the idea that if you take all that elitism away, you just have people trying to communicate with each other,” Cook, 33, told The Post.She first found inspiration in a dive bar in Chicago: “Writing on toilet walls is neither for critical acclaim nor financial reward. It is the purest form of art.”Thus began her 10-year search for quotes scribbled in restrooms in places like Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Iceland. In women’s bathrooms, she often finds “gossipy, fun” dialogue and empowering notes.

Taylor Swift’s now international ‘Eras Tour,‘ we think we’re getting closer each and every day.As Swift’s globetrotting trek rages on with fans piling into stadiums by the masses, it seems that more and more Taylor inspired pop-ups are well, popping up! Whether you’re lucky enough to have scored tickets to one of the shows or a massive fan who is still trying to snag your spot on tour we have the best Swift-inspired pit stops that we think are the next best thing to seeing our girl live. So, are you ready for it?Without further ado, here are just a few ways to get your Taylor fix outside of the ‘Eras’ Tour currently running at the time of publication:This spot is definitely loud and proud decked out in completely pink decorr making it the perfect spot to set up an ‘Eras’ inspired photoshoot with friends or to spend the night jamming to your favorite Taylor bops. “Dive bar on the East Side, where you at?”It is rumored that Lovers of Today — located at 132 1/2 E 7th St, in the Big Apple — is the spot referenced in “Delicate” from Taylor’s iconic “Reputation” album.

investment into a Staten Island Ferry with fellow “Saturday Night Live” cast member Colin Jost, Pete Davidson is now also dipping his hands into New York’s bar scene. Davidson, 28, joins a long list of celebrity investors behind the 19th century townhouse-turned-bar, including music producer Mark Ronson and actors Nicholas Braun, Justin Theroux and Jason Sudeikis. Dubbed Pebble Bar, the new multilevel watering hole with a secret entrance via Rockefeller Center replaces a longtime pub so frequented by “SNL” cast members they often referred to it as “Studio 1-H.” But Matt Kliegman, who is a partner investor in the space, told The Post he wanted the vibe to feel “residential” and “intimate,” despite its ritzy features and high-profile backers.

Insider how she has replied to the creepiest patrons and their lame attempts to woo her.In response to a guest who asked, “Are you on the menu?” the waitress explained she just fake-laughed to ease the tension.Her internal monologue? “‘Hahaha. OK, whatever, grandpa,'” she said.She added that she regularly overhears irksome sexual comments from patrons.

told the New York Press in 2014 of what inspired her to maintain bars where “it doesn’t matter how old you are, what you do for work or what you like to talk about.”“We’re a bit worn in,” she humbly described International to The Post in 2019, “like an old pair of comfortable sneakers.”International remains open “seven days a week at regular hours,” according to an Instagram post by the bar.

Nicholas Braun —  the inimitably awkward Cousin Greg from HBO’s “Succession.” “The reason I first went to Ray’s was, honestly, Nicholas Braun-motivated,” the woman admits.Standing at a gangly six-foot-seven and prone to wearing Crocs (sometimes even with socks), Braun may be Hollywood’s perpetual supporting character, but he’s the leading man of New York City nightlife.Just ask the 1.1 million Instagram followers of celebrity-sighting account DeuxMoi, who track and submit Braun’s every move in

San Francisco supervisors have granted city landmark status to the San Francisco Eagle, a leather bar founded in 1981. The gay bar becomes the first leather community site to be named a historical landmark in the city. Photo: San Francisco Eagle.

the Bungalow on its waterfront upper plaza, promising guests a “relaxing urban oasis inspired by the beachside retreats of Montauk,” 6sqft reported. The free beach bar on the Hudson River may be just a subway ride away, but pledges to transport visitors to the less densely built-up waters of Long Island.“We created the Bungalow to serve as a retreat for those seeking a public space in the city to relax and enjoy being around one another after so much time apart,” Sara Fay, Brookfield Properties

serve takeout and delivery cocktails, a lucrative and popular pandemic allowance. “Licensees please be advised that with the ending of our state of emergency and the return to pre-pandemic guidelines, the temporary pandemic-related privileges for to-go and delivery of alcoholic beverages will end after June 24,” the NYS Liquor Authority tweeted June 23. The sudden decision to end takeout drinks is not just intensely unpopular, restaurant and bar owners told Eater, but is also a huge blow to

inspired the 2000 cult classic film of the same name starring Piper Perabo, Maria Bello and Tyra Banks.After closing its original East Village location last year, NYC’s ultimate dive is opening Wednesday in a new 2,000-square-foot home at 233 E.

the FA Cup broadcast on the bar’s patio while their kids played inside. “This place probably saved my marriage,” Oshunrinde, 55, an architect, laughed. “It’s a place to go for the boys to run around.” “It’s perfect,” Atwell, 39, agreed. “We don’t worry what the kids are up to here.” The Ground’s reputation is already well established, with world superstar Samuel Eto’o having visited and retired US national team goalkeeper Tim Howard stopping in to “talk to the kids,” said Marius Bugge, Sierros’

La Noxe is now open to the public — if the public can find it, let alone get past the 1,500-person waitlist. The 600-square-foot speakeasy is tucked behind a discreet door inside a subway station.Instead of heading through the turnstiles at the 28th Street stop of the 1 train line, those in the know stop at the bottom of the first flight of stairs at the southeast corner of 28th Street and Seventh Avenue.

New Year’s Eve celebrations will be different because of COVID-19 — but those lucky enough to have a big bank account aren’t just sitting home — they’re booking heated glass houses on the East River or having caviar with their pals. Especially hot are restaurant-prepped DYI meal kits with a Zoom link that let people partying at home watch comedy shows, mixology sessions or DJs spin music all night long, Andrew Rigie, executive director of the NYC Hospitality Alliance, told The Post.

 winterization or COVID-19 preparation.“Our restaurants and other food establishments are essential to small business community, employing our residents and driving our local economy,” Bowser said in a press release. “We know times are particularly tough as our restaurants continue to make sacrifices and implement creative service adjustments.

coronavirus precautionary measures in Germany by filling his tables with dozens of stuffed pandas, in a play on the word “pandemic.”And last call doesn’t appear to be coming any time soon.German officials are expected on Wednesday to extend “lockdown light” through Dec. 20, Reuters reported.

The Gold Coast bar, seen here in an undated photo, is the fourth LGBTQ space to close in West Hollywood during the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo: Facebook.

Sip to support your neighborhood gathering place! Despite all restaurants and bars following the COVID-19 mandated shut-down, licensed spots of lubrication may now offer cocktails to-go with the State Liquor Authority’s blessing.