Irish Diplomacy:
The art of telling someone to go to hell, and having
them look forward to the trip.
He has a right to serve or not serve whoever he pleases. It’s his business.
A bus load of aging ass holes could be a lot to take. For peace of mind, they can just stay away.
I was in Waterville on my honeymoon. Lovely little town, but not everyone there was welcoming of tourists.
Dinner was fine, but we did walk into the wrong pub afterwards.
Of course, I wasn’t part of a busload of people either.
Irish Diplomacy:
The art of telling someone to go to hell, and having
them look forward to the trip.
When was the last time you were in a pub or restaurant where you could hear the person next or you without shouting? I would pay more for QUIET! You cannot find a quiet meal or drink anywhere. They banned smoking, no T-shirts and bare feet...why can’t they ban NOISE?
Just hope Irish immigrants to NYC and Irish exchange students in San Diego stop getting drunk publicly and in the case of the exchange students, stop trashing their dorms and rented rooms...
The pub owner should at least use proper punctuation in his efforts to drive away business.
The plural of “American” does not take an apostrophe.
Translation: We may not want YOU, but we love your money!
“I SAID, ‘DO YOU HAVE ANY PO-TAY-TOES!!!!’”
"CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!"
#IMAGETRIGHTONIT
I’ve been wanting to visit Ireland, however, I’m the least loud American that I know.
“Speak softly and carry a big stick”, “A soft answer turneth away wrath” etc.