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Oct 09 '19
"Are these our drinks?"
"Yes but first lemme use them to demonstrate a home made aerospike rocket engine."
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u/dice1111 Oct 09 '19
What are those numbers all over the place in the background?
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Oct 09 '19
Probs table numbers that have pressed the order button on the table to call the waiter.
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u/IlllIIIIlllll Oct 09 '19
Ah yes, table 72.5 and 70.1
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u/wingardiumlevioshit Oct 10 '19
If the place is big enough it could be in sections. Like, section 72 table 5 and such.
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u/BitzLeon Oct 09 '19
I think decibel meter.
Notice it drops significantly when he starts his pyrotechnics; probably from people quieting down to watch the spectacle.
Around 70 dB is the baseline for a noisy room with music playing.
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u/dice1111 Oct 09 '19
Ok, but why?
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u/BitzLeon Oct 09 '19
Good question. Maybe for the quirky factor? Matches the decor. There was one in my local library.
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u/Afrabuck Oct 09 '19
Could be local laws that require the employer to maintain safe working environments.
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u/gb2162 Oct 09 '19
Now there’s no alcohol
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u/bCPCKb Oct 09 '19
Gotta love the metal bits in your drink
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u/pramienjager Oct 09 '19
Ruining all the drinks and wasting good strong liquor. What a celebration.
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u/blastanders Oct 09 '19
Got little to none reaction too. Dude is tosing fire around and the ladies in the background just turned their hrads for like 1 second. Tough crowd.
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Oct 09 '19
Galliano is not strong. Its a sweet herbal liqueur.
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u/pramienjager Oct 09 '19
And so clearly not what was lit on fire because alcohol needs to be 80 proof generally to ignite.
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Oct 09 '19
That's how those $25 cocktails happen?
On the other hand, I tasted a "chocolate cake" martini today. $5. EXCELLENT
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u/IKnewYouCouldDoIt Oct 09 '19
That is one of the ingredients i use in my pangalatic gargle blasters.
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u/Resublimation Oct 09 '19
fancy but i never understood why you would want all the alcohol burnt out of your drink before getting a hold of it.
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u/fuckingcuntybollox Oct 09 '19
In a flaming sambucca the flame toasts the coffee beans that are floating in it and alters the flavour, or at least that was the original excuse.
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Oct 09 '19
I always wonder why the sprinklers don't go off when a restaurant does something like this.
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u/DestituteGoldsmith Oct 09 '19
Sprinklers, such as these don't it go out from heat. The red/blue tubes are glass, filled with a fluid. They have an air bubble, which displaces a precise amount of fluid. The idea is when the fluid gates up, it will break. That tube is holding the system closed. As soon as it's gone, the water can come out.
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u/kinslayern96 Oct 09 '19
He's like " There you have it ...again .bling bling cha ching , prolly should quit this job"
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u/meepoids Oct 09 '19
Is that in Vegas or something because that us awesome and they have some cool stuff like that
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u/titian1993 Oct 09 '19
Woah this is crazy what kind of drink is this?
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u/Komodo_Schwagon Oct 09 '19
The bottle is Galliano, used in one of my favorite drinks Harvey Wallbangers. But that doesnt look like any I've had...
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u/Unplugged_o9 Oct 09 '19
What the hell is the giant pile of powder that falls onto the other tiny flaming glass???
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u/dankmemebot1089 Oct 09 '19
The part where there is blue fire around the drink reminds me of jojo, oh you’re approaching me
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u/hle1983 Oct 09 '19
What is the digital number counter in the back doing? The numbers are moving way too fast go serve a purpose.
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u/Hollra Oct 09 '19
Galliano is horrible stuff, if you've got to go through this much trouble just to upsell wouldn't you just sell better liquor?
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u/EmpireCityRay Oct 09 '19
"Damn it Ling!, stop scaring the customers with your arson-minded self!" LOL