I'm a bartender - stop assuming that asking for drinks with no ice will get you more alcohol

I'm a bartender - stop assuming that asking for drinks with no ice will get you more alcohol


Jemima June, who works at a bar in Nashville, Tennessee, left people fighting in the comments after she posted a TikTok of the customer interaction this week


Jemima June, who works at a club in Nashville, Tennessee, got people talking in the comments section after posting a TikTok about a customer interaction this week.


In the viral clip, which has since garnered more than 7.3 million views, a partygoer can be heard asking for a shot of cranberry tequila, "without ice."


They repeated their request not to eat ice cream, which Jemima assured her had been granted before asking:

“Would you like a DOUBLE cranberry tequila? 

Jemima June, who works at a bar in Nashville, Tennessee, left people fighting in the comments after she posted a TikTok of the customer interaction this week


Just because you say no ice cream doesn't mean you'll drink more alcohol, she explains. “Double, that means you'll drink more alcohol.”


While most were supportive, some accused her of "looking sideways" and claimed they were simply enjoying their drinks less cold.


One person wrote: “Okay, but sometimes we just want more drinks, not more alcohol, so we can't finish the ice cream in 5 seconds.” “Funny how you really don't want your drink to turn liquid,” another added.


A third person joked:

“Don't feed me ice cream without an attitude.”


However, dozens of people supported Jemima, saying it was clear customers were "pulling fast".






“The people in the comments talking about this topic would NEVER survive as a barista,” one commenter observed. “It's very precise.”


A second added: “We bartenders know exactly what no ice means. “You know right away that your face is like  no iceberg would recognize it.”


While drinking, I asked him not to add ice 

They also pointed out that Jemima's demeanour was completely informal, despite the customer's constant instructions. “Y'all are tripping, she's so happy about it,” one user wrote.

Another TikToker said:


“As a bartender in a HIGH VOLUME environment, that's not even  rude. It's annoying to be scolded when you do what they ask.


“Those who say you have an attitude have clearly  never worked in this industry,” a third reassured. “This happens CONSTANTLY and these clients need to be taught.”


Some people are shocked that this point even needs to be reiterated.

“I'm surprised we still have to say this,” one person added.  Jemima has about 975,400 followers on TikTok and her bartending videos have attracted more than 43.6 million likes.


Previously, she caused a stir because of her  ability to open beer bottles extremely quickly, once opening 5 bottles in less than 3 seconds.



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