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This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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BeachedBrit wrote:Old fashioned with no cherry. It's a bourbon based cocktail and you can, but don't need to, choose your whiskey by name. Works pretty much all over the country, no one will judge you negatively anywhere, works in the south because its bourbon, sophisticated enough for northern markets as a cocktail that is not too fancy. It's served on ice so that will slowly water it down if you want to drink it slowly. Also, be sure not to drink it through the little straw/stirring stick (I only say because i've seen people do it, sure fire way to look like an idiot).
If you have to coach someone on getting an old fashioned, it'll probably knock them on their ass. If it doesn't, the sour face they make when all that liquor hits their tongue will certainly betray the fact that it is their first time ever drinking one...
What's worse, drinking a beer or wine you like or looking like a poser and having to choke down a drink you don't?
Honestly, I have to think that the only reason anyone would ever care about this stuff is because people from TLS graduate law school and become attorneys...it's like a self perpetuating douche cycle.
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Is a Dos Equis prestigious enough to order at a v20 NYC callback dinner without looking too uncultured? Will shy away from the domestic brews. If not, I'll go Stella.
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At the type of restaurant an NYC V20 will take you to, ordering any beer will be on the side of "uncultured." The type of beer won't make a difference, (also they probably won't have bud light or the equivalent on the menu anyways). Just order what you want and don't make a big deal about it. If you are really worried just order wine and suck it up even if you don't like wine... Worst case scenario is you drink your drink slowly.WODKilla123 wrote:Is a Dos Equis prestigious enough to order at a v20 NYC callback dinner without looking too uncultured? Will shy away from the domestic brews. If not, I'll go Stella.
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Aqualibrium wrote:This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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While I agree with this sentiment generally, can't we all agree that ordering a vodka redbull is a bad idea?taxnstuff wrote:Aqualibrium wrote:This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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Well that depends, sometimes you need a pick-me-up. But yes, in general redbull vodka=let's get fucked up. Redbull Jaeger on the other hand oozes class and that think outside the box mentality that big firms are looking for.5ky wrote:While I agree with this sentiment generally, can't we all agree that ordering a vodka redbull is a bad idea?taxnstuff wrote:Aqualibrium wrote:This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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No. Not TCR. TCR is use social cues and put aside your assburgers for an hour. Don't order a redbull vodka if the situation doesn't call for it.taxnstuff wrote:Aqualibrium wrote:This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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Can we please confirm if ordering a Heinekin/ Dos Equis/ Stella is not socially inappropriate at a V20. I just hate wine/liquor but love beer, bros. Will not get the Coors/Bud as per the advice ITT.
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What's with this hoity-toity nonsense? I guess I understand being a little self conscious about your drink selection at a CB dinner, but I hope you guys don't order that crap when you go out with friends. Honestly, my favorite alcoholic drink is a Miller Lite, but I'm just a simple man. Of course, I also typically drink to have fun, not to show people how sophisticated I am or what a refined palate I have.
tldr; Your drink order doesn't impress me, if you go with something too expensive/exotic, I'm going to think you're trying too hard.
tldr; Your drink order doesn't impress me, if you go with something too expensive/exotic, I'm going to think you're trying too hard.
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"I'd like a Jagerbomb, please. Ooh, or actually, do you have anything that comes in a test tube?"Aqualibrium wrote:This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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TheOP wrote:"No thanks, I'm still tripping balls off that acid I dropped in the cab"flcath wrote:"I'd like a Jagarbomb, please. Ooh, or actually, do you have anything that comes in a test tube?"Aqualibrium wrote:This thread is so incredibly stupid. People actually worry about bullshit like this? Who cares if a drink is "manly and mature." Drink what you want to drink. If you want wine, drink wine. If you feel like a quick boost, grab a redbull vodka...no one will give a fuck either way.
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Clearly this thread isn't "Why type of alcoholic drink for a night out with friends?" I have a feeling that most of the people here wouldn't order the same thing during a CB dinner that they would going out with friends, but they're also not out to impress you, they're out to fit in comfortably at a CB dinner.Betharl wrote:What's with this hoity-toity nonsense? I guess I understand being a little self conscious about your drink selection at a CB dinner, but I hope you guys don't order that crap when you go out with friends. Honestly, my favorite alcoholic drink is a Miller Lite, but I'm just a simple man. Of course, I also typically drink to have fun, not to show people how sophisticated I am or what a refined palate I have.
tldr; Your drink order doesn't impress me, if you go with something too expensive/exotic, I'm going to think you're trying too hard.
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As a gay man, you can still learn to love whiskey. Trust me on that.2014utLaw wrote:As a gay guy, I really only have two options:
1) Overcompensate: try to appear more masculine by drinking whiskey even though I hate it
2) Make sure my drink comes with brightly-colored accoutrement, like a flower or pink umbrella.
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Whiskey > vagina IMHO, but I may be biased2014utLaw wrote:They said the same thing about vagina, but that didn't take.moonman157 wrote:As a gay man, you can still learn to love whiskey. Trust me on that.2014utLaw wrote:As a gay guy, I really only have two options:
1) Overcompensate: try to appear more masculine by drinking whiskey even though I hate it
2) Make sure my drink comes with brightly-colored accoutrement, like a flower or pink umbrella.
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It's not okay at a V20, but okay at a V21-100.WODKilla123 wrote:Can we please confirm if ordering a Heinekin/ Dos Equis/ Stella is not socially inappropriate at a V20. I just hate wine/liquor but love beer, bros. Will not get the Coors/Bud as per the advice ITT.
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Don't listen to him, utLaw. Whiskey is a means to an end for getting vagina.moonman157 wrote:Whiskey > vagina IMHO, but I may be biased2014utLaw wrote:They said the same thing about vagina, but that didn't take.moonman157 wrote:As a gay man, you can still learn to love whiskey. Trust me on that.2014utLaw wrote:As a gay guy, I really only have two options:
1) Overcompensate: try to appear more masculine by drinking whiskey even though I hate it
2) Make sure my drink comes with brightly-colored accoutrement, like a flower or pink umbrella.
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...or realize that firms want to hire LGBT people and that being gay isn't a bad thing...
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Re: What type of alcoholic drink for a callback dinner?
Any sort of price range we should be sticking to when ordering drinks? (Scotch in particular?) Or just see what kind of drinks others are ordering and go from there?
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Also, girls ordering scotch neat... too "weird"? I genuinely enjoy scotch, but always get remarks from people that I "drink like a dude"
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Also, girls ordering scotch neat... too "weird"? I genuinely enjoy scotch, but always get remarks from people that I "drink like a dude"
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Always use social cues. Come the fuck on.Anonymous User wrote:Any sort of price range we should be sticking to when ordering drinks? (Scotch in particular?) Or just see what kind of drinks others are ordering and go from there?
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Also, girls ordering scotch neat... too "weird"? I genuinely enjoy scotch, but always get remarks from people that I "drink like a dude"
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