Trendy bars

I was never a fan of the trendy bar scene.  Even when I was 21, I would rather stay home.  Why?  1) If I can get drunk for $15 or $50, give me $15.  I’m cheap, but like to drink.  If shoe polish gave me a buzz, I’d drink that.  2) DUI’s.  Look officer, that’s kids’ swingset jumped right out in front of my car.  How am I supposed to drive through this yard with all these obstacles in my way?  3) Douchebags.

I went out with some co-workers and my lady (one guy, three women – spoiler alert, I didn’t talk much) to a new and exciting bar with 75 beers on tap.  I realized it was a trendy bar (let’s keep the number format going) because 1) I saw a guy with a manpurse.  Manpurse is an oxymoron, but that’s the only way to describe it.  Nice purse, sweetie.  2) Big haired women wearing slut gear talking to old men.  This is a dead giveaway that you’re in a “cool” joint.  Old guys w/ money chasing women who will take it.  I have a soft spot for old fashioned romance.  3) No place to stand or sit.  I think it’s great when the server bumps into my back 12 times.  Trust me, I would LOVE to move, but the only open spot is the women’s room and I have a few court orders telling me I can’t hang out there.

We got a seat and all my cares melted away…except that I saw a record number of guys wearing designer tank tops and two popped collars.  Oh, and my parking meter has four minutes left on it.  Nothing like getting a $75 ticket because you’re too cheap to put that additional quarter in the meter.  Looks like I am drinking at home again.  Where’d I put that shoe polish?