Tapper, Daily Prayer of the Bartender from


Tapper

Dear Lord,

Please give me the strength to get through this shift.

I will not drink on the job.

Customers who pressure me to serve them delicious, tasty Budweiser beer more quickly will simply have to wait until I can get to them. I will not over-extend myself trying to please everyone.

I will not taste-test each new tap to make sure “The hops are working right.” Not this time.

I won’t stare at Shelly’s chest no matter what she’s wearing when she comes in.

Slow and steady wins the race… slow and steady wins the race.

Please, God, give me the strength to resist the clean, great-tasting, less-filling goodness of Budweiser, even if it is the King of Beers, and thus served in Heaven where You dwell.

I will not let Earl provoke me, even if he took my girl and ruined everything.

I will resist the urge to kill.

If the Alcohol Bureau is coming, please give me the speed to push the button to change the automatic sign and to begin serving root beer before they get here.

Please don’t let me destroy my life again, God.

I will take it one day at a time.

Amen.

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This game caused me to almost break my joystick.

The economics of Tapper never allowed my to suspend my disbelief for very long. Don’t the losses incurred by high-volume mug breakage offset any margin gains you get by only hiring one “Tapper?” The true name for this game should be “Bad Business-Sense-Having Tapper.” And yes, I think the Tapper is the owner, not an employee, because any employee would be sacked for drinking a beer and smashing a mug after completion of a successful round.

That’s why they had to change the economics of the enterprise to a lower risk commodity with Root Beer Tapper.

Those extra-slidey extra-long bartops can’t be cheap, either.