Hi Gar. I've got a question unrelated to the above mentioned situation. Bit of background first, I'm South African and we love a drink and a bbq, much like the Australians, but I've always thought a night out in Dublin would be the ultimate pub experience. That is until some of my mates came back from a trip to Dublin saying the bartenders are super strict and will cut you off if you look even slightly drunk. My one mate even got cut off after one pint because he has weird facial twitches which was mistook for being drunk. Did I just have completely the wrong idea of the Irish due to popular stereotypes especially around the St. Patrick's day celebrations?
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Hi Gar. I've got a question unrelated to the above mentioned situation. Bit of background first, I'm South African and we love a drink and a bbq, much like the Australians, but I've always thought a night out in Dublin would be the ultimate pub experience. That is until some of my mates came back from a trip to Dublin saying the bartenders are super strict and will cut you off if you look even slightly drunk. My one mate even got cut off after one pint because he has weird facial twitches which was mistook for being drunk. Did I just have completely the wrong idea of the Irish due to popular stereotypes especially around the St. Patrick's day celebrations?
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