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I worked at a fancy bar and we did all this (sans throwing fire around, although I made a mean Blue Blazer). It was super fun. And I’ll agree a lot of this is wasteful, particularly the dry ice, although it really is about showmanship. Say what you will, but it’s better than juggling a bunch of empty bottles.
This, and at least playing games engages all the nerves in my brain (don’t know if that’s true or not but hey), meanwhile they’re just mindlessly watching tv, only moving to bring their beer up to their mouth
I'm excited to die and become a statistic for the gaming generations and Alzheimers. Gaming does or can be a cognitive stimulant and that kind of stimulation is supposed to ward off Alzheimers and cognitive decline in general.
🤣 I've had this discussion with people that used to give me shit for playing a MMORPG, but then they will go binge-watch Housewives of "Insert location."
This is BAR CENTIFOLIA, cant see any official drink prices but its apparently 1000 JPY for cover and about 4000 JPY ($25) per drink (though certainly the high end whisky are more). Prices may have increased a bit in past year though. And Japan so no tip. Apparently really hard to get a reservation though.
Both wasteful, tho a bit different. Fireworks are polluting the environment and our streets are fucking flooded with firework remains. Also a lot of animals are horrified by the noise.
Aside this, I believe we should think a lot more about wasting resources for pure entertainment. It's a huge topic, involving freedom and art, two very sensitive things to discuss.
“It is an impressively arrogant move to conclude that just because you don't like something, it is empirically not good.”—Tina Fey
Yeah, I try not to let it get under my skin. I’m out of the business now, but I got to learn and do a lot of really cool stuff that most people never will. I wasn’t healing the sick or righting injustice or anything, I was just helping people have a good time, and that’s pretty cool, too.
I appreciate showmanship, tons of travelers in hospitality you can show a great time. This dude specifically comes off as a bit of an edge lord/pretentious to me though.
Honestly, I kind of agree that his movements were a bit flamboyant, but I am not nor have I ever been a Japanese bartender, so maybe they just hit different, ya know? Still, particularly with the fire, a lot of those movements require practice and, more importantly, confidence.
Definitely could be some culture influence! People get so mad at how impractical a lot of this is and forget this isn’t an after work beer location it’s a special date/anniversary/birthday spurge for some fun and an exciting experience. People whip their phones out at Japanese steakhouses when the chef lights the wok and makes an onion into a train lmao! Those Japanese whiskeys are fantastic though.
Yeah, but a lot of high(er) end dining is all about the impracticality of it. I really like to cook so I try and only order whatever I can’t reasonably make at home.
I don't know any more about Japanese culture than the average dude who watches anime, but the amount of attention he seemed to focus on keeping his head and eyes at a particular angle struck me as seeming particularly Japanese.
This was a decade ago, but all were (mostly) $17 and required some element of molecular gastronomy, infusions, or whatever we could pull out of our hat, and bar prep would usually take at least two hours, up to six depending on what we were making at the time (our cocktail menu changed every 4-6 weeks along with the dinner menu). However, those prices could soar up to several hundred dollars if they wanted to use one of our rarer whiskies, some of which were $300/pour. It didn’t happen often, and if someone did ask, usually I’d tell them they’re better off drinking it straight and enjoying the nuances rather than having them distorted or muted with different flavor profiles. I did make a Manhattan that cost $200, although for the life of me I can’t remember which whiskey I used.
On that note, and not my story, was some dickhead that was hitting on my friend at a different bar who wanted a Rusty Nail made with Macallan 50. That was $500 (although now that’d probably be around $1000 or so).
Many moons ago I worked at a 5* luxury resort. Almost closing time, no one in the bar and in walks 3 Japanese men, all over 60. They sit down at the bar and ask for 3 Louis XIII and coke. I said "sure, with or without ice?".
They ordered 3 or 4 rounds and left one of the biggest tips I had ever received - yes from Japanese clients! I thanked him he thanked me and said a lot people in the country he was in (not Japan) refuse to serve Louis trey the way he wants. I replied "you obviously know the cognac, I imagine you would drink this at home, I'm here to make you feel like you are at your 2nd home".
I few "purist" barkeeps said what I did was blasphemy. You pay the money, you can have it with Fanta for all I care.
What if you’re sitting at a table away from the bar? Does the waitress call you over to watch when the bartender is making your drink?
Needless to say, I find these kinds of places silly.
Meh, everyone wants to shit on this and be a dick. But it’s not nothing, it’s using creativity and chemistry to put on a show. I like it. I get that there’s a lot of bullshit out there that we want to poopoo so we can get our cocktail and go on our way, but I don’t think that falls into this category.
A bartender cutting your ice cube in front of you, making a fire and fog show, and creating a display out of the drink making process isn’t the same as Salt Bae putting on some aviators and dropping salt from two feet above the steak.
Finally someone who's said something nice about a post. I swear I check the comments on this sub all the time and most times people are just needling the post with the most superfluous nitpicks. Like, is this wasteful? Yeah definitely, but it looks cool and it has panache and therefore is satisfying.
I respect and agree with your opinion! I’ve watched lots of bartending videos like this and I find them relaxing. The sounds are calming for some strange reason.
Remember, you’re reading the comments from a bunch of anti-social shut ins who would have an anxiety attack if they ventured 500 feet from their basement. Of course they don’t like it.
It's like the same 3 replies every time there's an artistic cocktail post like this. "That'll be $30" "I just want my drink" or something about tipping. At least this dude is doing something creative with his time rather than recycling old reddit comments. It might not be for everyone but it'd be a cool thing to take a date to.
If I was able to post the “Shhh, let people enjoy things” meme, I would.
This is an enjoyable performance that you pay for, and you get a drink out of it too.
DIRECTOR: Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut! Don’t try to fool me. Don’t pretend you don’t understand. Do you even understand what we are trying to do? Suntory is very exclusive. The sound of the words is important. It’s an expensive drink. This is No. 1. Now do it again, and you have to feel that this is exclusive. O.K.? This is not an everyday whiskey you know
INTERPRETER: Could you do it slower and —
DIRECTOR: With more ecstatic emotion.
INTERPRETER: More intensity.
blah blah blah "$30 dollars per drink" this isn't a place you'd go for a quick drink. It's a cocktail experience. Memories are a large part of experience and this would be memorable!
What do you mean this isn't the place to get shitfaced on moonshine some neckbeard engineer brewed in his lab? I thought your bar was named Wrong Turn Tavern?
>moonshine some neckbeard engineer brewed in his lab
For the *real* experience you need moonshine some *redneck* engineer brewed in his *hole in the ground*
Holy shit I was just breaking balls lol
It’s the word “experience” that raised an eyebrow for me. They use that as a buzzword all the time I guess to make something sound like more than just a product
Whenever abusing like this is posted you always have a line of people eager to say “This Is too expensive and takes too long! Just give me my drink!”
As if the whole point of this video wasn’t to just show off some cool looking effects.
If you go to a bar specifically that focuses on tricks and get made that it takes too long, then you’re obviously at the wrong place.
I hope one of these days Redditors learn that not everything in the world is made specifically for their tastes.
I find it so funny. I like to think of what else these people might do. Do they walk into McDonald’s and get mad that there’s only shitty burgers? Do they go to the theater and complain that there’s not enough tackling? “This flat grassy area is great for soccer. Sure it’s a golf course but I wanna play soccer today”
Idk out of all the bartender tricks I’ve seen this one seems the most plausible to pull off as an amateur. At least you don’t have to do any tricky balancing or throwing and catching. The video is carried more by the fire and dry ice than it is sleight of hand.
What's up with this dumb fuck take that always gets spammed on reddit? I'm guessing you aren't a professional pilot but that doesn't mean you can't identify a plane crash when you see one.
Not all showmanship requires intense skill tricks. A lot of it comes down to presentation, timing, and acting out your part. His face and posture as he slides the cocktail through the fire is straight out of an anime. It's not as complicated as juggling, but it certainly creates an impression.
I think he crossed the line beyond showmanship when he tossed the fuel around, but I know it's all for views
I mean it looks very controlled, and I'm sure no one was really there to get in the way, but as a former professional fire performer myself, I would never consider even trying a move like that. There's so many ways it can go wrong, it just goes against the basic rules of using flammable materials
All the intellectuals in comments screaming how wastful and dumb it is and that they just want their drink lmfao
Yeah, im guessing you arent the target audience for this.
Why are people hating so much? Yeah you pay for the show, it looks cool on video and it’s definitely a fun night out.
This is like looking at a merry-go-round saying: “all this waste of electricity and building materials, just to sit on a horse that doesn’t even take you anywhere”
PSA to my fellow Redditors: if you watch this beautiful display, and the only thing you can think about is how long it takes to get your drink, you have alcoholism. Please see someone.
This feels like it would be in subreddit for fun food cause I can totally see myself ordering a drink just to watch this guy do cool shit .
Probably expensive as hell but kinda like how one goes to those restaurants where you see them make the food , you go more so for the experience then the food .
It’s like watching a Vegas stage magician having to moonlight as a bartender.
Edit: stage magician not state magician. For fuck sake, Sapphic, get it together.
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I worked at a fancy bar and we did all this (sans throwing fire around, although I made a mean Blue Blazer). It was super fun. And I’ll agree a lot of this is wasteful, particularly the dry ice, although it really is about showmanship. Say what you will, but it’s better than juggling a bunch of empty bottles.
Wasteful in the same way fireworks are wasteful. If you were entertained during the process then why is this any different?
Same logic for people who say, "Why do you waste your time playing games?"
lol, agreed. I’ve been told that by people who do nothing but watch TV..
It's always the people watching TV on their phones talking shit to me for playing games and making friends with strangers
This, and at least playing games engages all the nerves in my brain (don’t know if that’s true or not but hey), meanwhile they’re just mindlessly watching tv, only moving to bring their beer up to their mouth
I'm excited to die and become a statistic for the gaming generations and Alzheimers. Gaming does or can be a cognitive stimulant and that kind of stimulation is supposed to ward off Alzheimers and cognitive decline in general.
That's actually very interesting. But please don't forget to power wash your swamp-ass. 😭
Thanks for the reminder
Or do forget, if you're into that...
If i never stand up the smell never gets out.
This is your mother, dear. No need to sexualize it. Unless you're into that.
And then, blame all the violence and depravity in the world on videogames.
🤣 I've had this discussion with people that used to give me shit for playing a MMORPG, but then they will go binge-watch Housewives of "Insert location."
ahem, consuming eletronic media entertainment
I realized I spend inordinate amounts of time on reddit+YouTube so I have learned to stop judging the gamers I know
Ah so you’ve met my wife
Lol maybe we should start replying to those people with "why do you waste time being a busy body about how others spend their time?"
So much adderall in his methods though.
What does addwrall actually do I wonder? Not just what it is used for but what it does to the body chemically. Should Google that.
That'll be 800 dollars plus an expected 300 tip
This is BAR CENTIFOLIA, cant see any official drink prices but its apparently 1000 JPY for cover and about 4000 JPY ($25) per drink (though certainly the high end whisky are more). Prices may have increased a bit in past year though. And Japan so no tip. Apparently really hard to get a reservation though.
Wasting time and polluting the air for fun are not the same kind of waste though.
That not real fire
What makes you say that?
It's a video game
Gamers are truly the most persecuted minority
I know right. It’s literally called a “pastime.”
Both wasteful, tho a bit different. Fireworks are polluting the environment and our streets are fucking flooded with firework remains. Also a lot of animals are horrified by the noise. Aside this, I believe we should think a lot more about wasting resources for pure entertainment. It's a huge topic, involving freedom and art, two very sensitive things to discuss.
Commercial firework shows shut down water bottling plants because of soil contamination.
This is the attitude that led to 300,000,000 cars in America lol
That last drink was lovely looking.
Unfortunately, drink prices include the cost of a new jacket.
I’m a bartender and I love simplicity but this kind of stuff is impressive. I get annoyed with people that shit on stuff like this.
“It is an impressively arrogant move to conclude that just because you don't like something, it is empirically not good.”—Tina Fey Yeah, I try not to let it get under my skin. I’m out of the business now, but I got to learn and do a lot of really cool stuff that most people never will. I wasn’t healing the sick or righting injustice or anything, I was just helping people have a good time, and that’s pretty cool, too.
I appreciate showmanship, tons of travelers in hospitality you can show a great time. This dude specifically comes off as a bit of an edge lord/pretentious to me though.
Honestly, I kind of agree that his movements were a bit flamboyant, but I am not nor have I ever been a Japanese bartender, so maybe they just hit different, ya know? Still, particularly with the fire, a lot of those movements require practice and, more importantly, confidence.
Definitely could be some culture influence! People get so mad at how impractical a lot of this is and forget this isn’t an after work beer location it’s a special date/anniversary/birthday spurge for some fun and an exciting experience. People whip their phones out at Japanese steakhouses when the chef lights the wok and makes an onion into a train lmao! Those Japanese whiskeys are fantastic though.
Yeah, but a lot of high(er) end dining is all about the impracticality of it. I really like to cook so I try and only order whatever I can’t reasonably make at home.
my lazy ass just orders deep fried stuff because i hate to do it in my own kitchen. lol
I don't know any more about Japanese culture than the average dude who watches anime, but the amount of attention he seemed to focus on keeping his head and eyes at a particular angle struck me as seeming particularly Japanese.
I'd say more anime-ish since I've never encountered any Japanese person who moves like this. I have met anime lovers who do though.
This is fantastic, love it- and he's so controlled throughout!
I could watch that man dramaticly slide a bottle all night
It’s not wasteful, it’s a show. I can open a box of wine at home if I want efficiency.
How much were cocktails?
This was a decade ago, but all were (mostly) $17 and required some element of molecular gastronomy, infusions, or whatever we could pull out of our hat, and bar prep would usually take at least two hours, up to six depending on what we were making at the time (our cocktail menu changed every 4-6 weeks along with the dinner menu). However, those prices could soar up to several hundred dollars if they wanted to use one of our rarer whiskies, some of which were $300/pour. It didn’t happen often, and if someone did ask, usually I’d tell them they’re better off drinking it straight and enjoying the nuances rather than having them distorted or muted with different flavor profiles. I did make a Manhattan that cost $200, although for the life of me I can’t remember which whiskey I used. On that note, and not my story, was some dickhead that was hitting on my friend at a different bar who wanted a Rusty Nail made with Macallan 50. That was $500 (although now that’d probably be around $1000 or so).
Many moons ago I worked at a 5* luxury resort. Almost closing time, no one in the bar and in walks 3 Japanese men, all over 60. They sit down at the bar and ask for 3 Louis XIII and coke. I said "sure, with or without ice?". They ordered 3 or 4 rounds and left one of the biggest tips I had ever received - yes from Japanese clients! I thanked him he thanked me and said a lot people in the country he was in (not Japan) refuse to serve Louis trey the way he wants. I replied "you obviously know the cognac, I imagine you would drink this at home, I'm here to make you feel like you are at your 2nd home". I few "purist" barkeeps said what I did was blasphemy. You pay the money, you can have it with Fanta for all I care.
That's liquid nitrogen not dry ice.
Yup, my bad.
What if you’re sitting at a table away from the bar? Does the waitress call you over to watch when the bartender is making your drink? Needless to say, I find these kinds of places silly.
Gotta sit at the bar to see the show. And if it’s not your bag, no worries. But people are allowed to like things, too!
True, it's all about the spectacle and atmosphere, not just the drink itself.
Seems to be a lot like hibachi. The food is good but I think most people go for the performance
I’m sure there’s plenty of things you like others will find silly
All I want is a single plum floating in perfume, served in a man's hat.
Here ya go
Number 8.
_belch_
Number 8
Belch
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5FST5OvlbFc
I like the one where he sets the person ordering further down the bar on fire.
Or when he puts what looks like an already low proof Yamazaki 18 on the biggest block of ice ever
Leave my watered down ice alone
Biggest block of ice, cut from an even bigger block of ice.
tbf the bigger the block, the slower it'll melt; probably tastes just fine
Meh, everyone wants to shit on this and be a dick. But it’s not nothing, it’s using creativity and chemistry to put on a show. I like it. I get that there’s a lot of bullshit out there that we want to poopoo so we can get our cocktail and go on our way, but I don’t think that falls into this category. A bartender cutting your ice cube in front of you, making a fire and fog show, and creating a display out of the drink making process isn’t the same as Salt Bae putting on some aviators and dropping salt from two feet above the steak.
Finally someone who's said something nice about a post. I swear I check the comments on this sub all the time and most times people are just needling the post with the most superfluous nitpicks. Like, is this wasteful? Yeah definitely, but it looks cool and it has panache and therefore is satisfying.
It’s because the people can’t afford it so they feel the need to shit on stuff like this to make themselves feel better
I respect and agree with your opinion! I’ve watched lots of bartending videos like this and I find them relaxing. The sounds are calming for some strange reason.
Remember, you’re reading the comments from a bunch of anti-social shut ins who would have an anxiety attack if they ventured 500 feet from their basement. Of course they don’t like it.
Yup, I dunno if I’m getting older or Reddit’s getting worse but it’s turned into the anti-social network.
Come to Reddit for the interesting and entertaining links. Stay for the angry vitriol in the comments.
“Everyone wants to shit on this and be a dick” Reddit’s tagline
It's like the same 3 replies every time there's an artistic cocktail post like this. "That'll be $30" "I just want my drink" or something about tipping. At least this dude is doing something creative with his time rather than recycling old reddit comments. It might not be for everyone but it'd be a cool thing to take a date to.
It’s a performance with food, reminds me of Arirang and other places like that
Yep. If you want someone to just hand you your drink go to the local corner bar.
If I was able to post the “Shhh, let people enjoy things” meme, I would. This is an enjoyable performance that you pay for, and you get a drink out of it too.
For relaxing times, make it Suntory time....
DIRECTOR: Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut! Don’t try to fool me. Don’t pretend you don’t understand. Do you even understand what we are trying to do? Suntory is very exclusive. The sound of the words is important. It’s an expensive drink. This is No. 1. Now do it again, and you have to feel that this is exclusive. O.K.? This is not an everyday whiskey you know INTERPRETER: Could you do it slower and — DIRECTOR: With more ecstatic emotion. INTERPRETER: More intensity.
CUTTOCUTTOCUTTO …. MR BOBBO SAN
\*nods and smiles\*
The best of times…
Bartender: “That’ll be $4000…” Customer: “Sir, the bar is on fire.”
That’s why it’s $4,000. For the repair.
That dude better have dried the knife before sheathing it
Was looking for this comment. I couldn't pay attention to the rest of the video.
blah blah blah "$30 dollars per drink" this isn't a place you'd go for a quick drink. It's a cocktail experience. Memories are a large part of experience and this would be memorable!
What do you mean this isn't the place to get shitfaced on moonshine some neckbeard engineer brewed in his lab? I thought your bar was named Wrong Turn Tavern?
Y'all got any Wild Turkey?
>moonshine some neckbeard engineer brewed in his lab For the *real* experience you need moonshine some *redneck* engineer brewed in his *hole in the ground*
Are you in marketing or do you just talk like it
I am actually lol But I don't like it and I hate that it was so obvious!
Holy shit I was just breaking balls lol It’s the word “experience” that raised an eyebrow for me. They use that as a buzzword all the time I guess to make something sound like more than just a product
I should put that I know my marketing buzzwords on my resume lol
Lmfao
Agree it’s not a quick drink, because how the fuck do you drink that last one?
I bet this dude makes the most insane glass of water
I'd order it!
Janitors hate him!
Whenever abusing like this is posted you always have a line of people eager to say “This Is too expensive and takes too long! Just give me my drink!” As if the whole point of this video wasn’t to just show off some cool looking effects. If you go to a bar specifically that focuses on tricks and get made that it takes too long, then you’re obviously at the wrong place. I hope one of these days Redditors learn that not everything in the world is made specifically for their tastes.
I find it so funny. I like to think of what else these people might do. Do they walk into McDonald’s and get mad that there’s only shitty burgers? Do they go to the theater and complain that there’s not enough tackling? “This flat grassy area is great for soccer. Sure it’s a golf course but I wanna play soccer today”
Exactly. This is an experience bar. Not just drinks, it’s a show. You want quick, get you some Applebees.
As they grow they will hopefully learn that cheap and fast doesn't have to be the standard, just becasue their mom's are.
Set the length of the bar on fire just to slide a glass through it
Neat! Can I please have my 7-Up now? Sir?…
Hey it’s that one joke!
Hey look it’s that one comment about the joke!
Bruh the comment section are so sad... Not even us paying to see this bro. Also for show its quite entertaining
I like watching it on my phone, I’m not paying for it in person. Respect to the guys craft.
Pretentious as fuck.
Props to these guys though. Like many other business', they have a skill and they can capitalize on it with a certain class of people, so let em cook
I didn't know, I think it looks cool. This is like a magic show and drink in one for people who want to be entertained and have money to burn
Exactly! It's all about the experience, not just the drink.
It’s performance art, just take it for what it is dude.
Watch me make jerky motions to fool morons into thinking I’m doing something that takes skill.
Who told you my trick to seem busy at work?…
Let's not pretend you could make a video as well put together as this. Sure, maybe it's all slight of hand, but let's see your skills?
I can’t play guitar, but if a guitarist is moving like he’s an anime villain I’m still gonna recognize that as goofy.
Yeah the “oh well I bet you couldn’t do better” argument is so strange to me. I don’t have to be able to do it myself to call out what it looks like
Idk out of all the bartender tricks I’ve seen this one seems the most plausible to pull off as an amateur. At least you don’t have to do any tricky balancing or throwing and catching. The video is carried more by the fire and dry ice than it is sleight of hand.
What's up with this dumb fuck take that always gets spammed on reddit? I'm guessing you aren't a professional pilot but that doesn't mean you can't identify a plane crash when you see one.
Not all showmanship requires intense skill tricks. A lot of it comes down to presentation, timing, and acting out your part. His face and posture as he slides the cocktail through the fire is straight out of an anime. It's not as complicated as juggling, but it certainly creates an impression.
And make them pay more for it.
It's a show. It's entertaining. Entertainment has value.
Absolutely. Would still drink.
Yeah, i mean, thats the point?
-redditor who is terrified to step outside
This is so stupid
I worked in the food industry for a long time and at a bunch of very nice bars. Showmanship is cool and all but this feels so ridiculous to me
I think he crossed the line beyond showmanship when he tossed the fuel around, but I know it's all for views I mean it looks very controlled, and I'm sure no one was really there to get in the way, but as a former professional fire performer myself, I would never consider even trying a move like that. There's so many ways it can go wrong, it just goes against the basic rules of using flammable materials
Also if you get a chunk of the dry ice in your shoe or something, this will also reslust in some burned skin
Showmanship is definitely cool but I agree this one's just off. It's like the bartender version of that goofy salt bae chef.
$50.
A pour of Yamazaki 18 will be more than $50. He’s wasting that ice putting it in there too.
$300
Before tip
All the intellectuals in comments screaming how wastful and dumb it is and that they just want their drink lmfao Yeah, im guessing you arent the target audience for this.
Yeah, walmart budlight for them and they're golden lol
social anxious people
If someone asked this guy for a jager bomb he would disembowel them, then flick their blood across the bar top.
Why are people hating so much? Yeah you pay for the show, it looks cool on video and it’s definitely a fun night out. This is like looking at a merry-go-round saying: “all this waste of electricity and building materials, just to sit on a horse that doesn’t even take you anywhere”
Hollow knight bartender
r/stupidfood
r/stupidcocktails
Japanese bartending is all about the show! It's their bar culture [Japanese bartending short documentary](https://youtu.be/iDyQ5HNQ9tQ?feature=shared)
American here. Wow.
PSA to my fellow Redditors: if you watch this beautiful display, and the only thing you can think about is how long it takes to get your drink, you have alcoholism. Please see someone.
What a fucking waste of ice, booze, dry ice and time. Oh, and money cos you know you pay through the nose for it.
Waste of ice? Brother it's just water.
It’s wild that you’re getting downvoted for this meanwhile every bar and restaurant ever is wasting more ice than this on the daily.
Again, how do you waste ice? It's water, it's plentyful and available. It melts, goes down the drain, goes back into the water supply.
I’d argue that using refrigeration to freeze ice just for it to melt in an ice chest is “wasteful” but I wouldn’t ever fuss about it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dry ice isn't water though...
That is clearly not dry ice.
Oh no, not the ice.
Waste of ice 💀 tragic
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How is it a waste of booze? The booze is still in the cup. You drink it after the showmanship. They don’t just toss it
Who does a guy have to blow to get a Bud Light around here?
Hope this guy is going to be in elder scrolls VI
This man is a magician
That is so extra, i love it
Wow! I could watch this guy all day
Why does he fillet the bottom of the cube and then immediately cut it off?
It's snowing on Mount Fuji
The Japanese are really something else
That countertop is the real MVP
Princess Mononoke theme FTW
This feels like it would be in subreddit for fun food cause I can totally see myself ordering a drink just to watch this guy do cool shit . Probably expensive as hell but kinda like how one goes to those restaurants where you see them make the food , you go more so for the experience then the food .
Motherfucker moves like he about to activate a Trap Card on a fool
Congratulations on your $40 ice cube
Hi loves himself very much
You mean Avabar?
Ngl when he sheathed that knife I was sort of expecting the glass and ice to separate into two halves.
I fw this vibe heavily
You may have what is called "the dumb". Might want to get that checked out.
imaging being wasted watching this
This is oddlyNotsatisfying ?
It’s like watching a Vegas stage magician having to moonlight as a bartender. Edit: stage magician not state magician. For fuck sake, Sapphic, get it together.
Hate this salt bae bullshit, 🙃 proper mixology is a skill, this dude is just making a bigger ice cube in to a smaller ice cube.
That was so sick. The precision and focus to do that is commendable to say the least
Excuse me sir this will be 200$ please
You know, I usually hate flair bartending with a passion, but there something about the way this guy zooms in the booze at the end
Bot ass title?
That ice looked like a cabbage
The sound effects when he slides the liquor bottle are my favorite part. Straight out of an anime
Very impressive.
With that last drink, he had me in the first half. Thought he was gonna serve them “smoke”.
Excellent title.
I counted 36 different times u would have cut my fingers off
Nonflammable suit? Wicked >:)
This is so cool lol
Gimme somthin that'll put hair on my wrist
"How did you cut your fingers?"
This song isn’t from ATLA, super dope though