This week, when Rai finds the bar tenderless on Sunday evening, she's prepared. She sets out coasters shaped like planets up and down the bar and ducks down (a completely unecessary gesture) to exchange her slouchy Athens University sweatshirt and yoga pants for a flowing togaish dress of midnight blue trimmed in spangles
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He might just be looking for empty glasses to start calculating about before ordering.
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"Can I get you something?"
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Take advantage of the sad mathematical deficiency of Users? Who, him?
"The whole glass, or just the drink part?"
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"The whole glass. The drink part should be fixed, based on the drink ordered."
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She may choose the glass.
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"Am I allowed to use measuring tools on the glass or do I have to just eyeball it?"
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(She is flat broke. She doesn't want to lose a free drink to a technicality.)
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She doesn't want to deny anyone drinks.
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Most of his education had come from daytime TV, and while it lets him fake knowledge of history, philosophy and sometimes medicine, it leaves him cold when it comes to mathematics.
He wonders briefly whether it is some sort of test to weed out people who are too drunk to figure out an order, in which case he would fail; but he is determined, and so he sets a handful of crumpled ones on the bar.
"I'll have whatever I can get two of for that."
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"Beers, martinis, glasses of wine, the house white or red, or vodka shots. What will you have?"
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The drinking may well have started before happy hour, for him.
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A mason jar from the shelf and two very long pours later, there's a drink on the counter for Tanya.
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