Went to the bar last night, and it was pretty damn dead surprisingly for a friday night. I think me, my friend and my uncle were one of the few people there. Anyone else hate when that happens?

Though did have a bit of a funny exchange with the female bartender.

All 3 of us were doing jello shots, and uncle and friend didn't really know how to do it while I finished mine right when I got it. The chick bartender: "Well, I can tell which one of you three use your tongue more often." I just smirked and nodded.

1. i read this as dead bears.
2. no, typically i go to bars to hang out and shoot the crap with my friends.
3. commendations on your skill set?

I'm just the opposite. I don't go to bars any more, but back when I did, I always preferred the 'last call' time period. Some of the funniest, most interesting bar chats would happen in dark corners while the bartender was cleaning up.

Besides, chances of fights and other weekend warrior silliness was rare when there were only a handful of dedicated booze vampires pounding down their last shots. There's also some primal joy one gets from being the last one to walk himself out of a bar on a Saturday night.

On the contrary last call are the two words I hate to hear. :P

@emob78 you are totally right about the last call time.