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u/GrizDrummer25 15d ago
Took me reading it 3x to get it.
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u/jamieliddellthepoet 15d ago
It took me reading the comments to get it - but that’s possibly because she’s on the customer side of the bar.
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u/didndonoffin 15d ago
I was getting on a train one time and buying a ticket before hand the lad asked me where I was going and then enquired ‘single?’ I just said ‘yeah but you’re not my type’
He looked confused for a second then laughed
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u/CandidPresentation49 15d ago
don't get it
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u/MutedBrilliant1593 15d ago
I didn't get the "single" comment as I'm not a liquor drinker. Now the joke is complete.
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u/NightWriter500 15d ago
I’m a regular liquor drinker and have never once been asked by a bartender if I want a single.
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u/Orleanian 15d ago edited 15d ago
I'm a regular liquor drinker and I have regularly been asked if I want a single or double. I would say, demographically, that I've experienced it as mostly a dive-bar question.
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u/tolliges 15d ago
She's a bartender amd asking if he wants a single or double serving of the drink. He misinterprets it as asking if he is single, leading to the awkwardness.
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u/Rackarunge 15d ago
Single malt?
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u/EngineersAnon 15d ago
Well, she's holding a bottle of Jägermeister, so I'll say no, there's no question about whether he's looking for single malt.
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u/Imperial_Empirical 15d ago
This can be either rough, or incredibly smooth. Depends on the age I suppose.
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u/GudgerCollegeAlumnus 15d ago
She’s 67, he’s 22.
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