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| Another episode means more customers and visitors into that bar. It seems this show has them at all ages, not just young adults. This time, we got an older gentleman visiting. I also noticed that bar serves more than just drinks. They also got hot soup too. Ryuu is truly living up his expectations imo for his service. |
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| First day on the job for Ryuu... well, at least on this job, not at bartending lol. Ryuu, who started working at the bar Lapin, serves a customer named Taizo Kurushima, an elderly and very wealthy man who visits the bar on the anniversary of his late master's death. Ryuu contemplates what drink to serve to impress Taizo, who criticizes every cocktail as "bad" and leaves. On another day, a drenched woman comes to Eden Hall during the rain, to which Ryuu makes her a drink, as usual. Just another day at the bar for Ryuu. |
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| I'm not expecting Sasakura to accept the job any time soon (not within this season at least), but the hotel CEO liking him is cool lol. The mystery novel doesn't appear to be real. (Edit: it's real, Bullshot by Gabrielle Kraft. Sorry, my bad) My search history will be full of cocktails after each episode. |
EmbientApr 10, 10:07 PM
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| It looks like it will take a lot of persuasion to get Sasakura to agree to become the hotels new bartender. I have never heard of the bull shot cocktail before it looks really interesting though. |
| I love the wittiness behind giving her a bull shot, a shame that that novel isn't actually a thing. Also when he said he didnt want to say something to the duo insisting on hiring him, I thought he'd tell them to leave, but was pleasantly surprised, lol. Gotta place the bar on the ground floor now. |
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| Ryu accidentally made his prospect for the job even better by fulfilling the president's request. I wonder what his personal issue is other than just starting in his new job, even serving that lawyer lady with such class. Oh, and the stories behind each cocktail are quite interesting. |
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| LOL, old guy seems like an ass, but unfortunately for bartender, it was wrong guy to please if wanted those ladies to leave him alone. I get vibe he will be future grandson-in-law, but no time soon just like him working at hotel is no time soon. Anytime anything has smoking it's so lame but I am going to try to respect the likely purpose of those who are stressed out [easily] often are also drug addicts, I know half the losers I worked with in SOF smoked. So lame. An amazing anime, the alcohol throws me off constantly and makes me want to drink. Continuing to go strong with 3 weeks since my last drink and that one was a small single drink to celebrate special occasion. Looking forward to future interactions. The one with old man was more realistic in my eyes, while one with lawyer was expected SUPER bartender. |
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| Can I give this a sixth star for the episode? OMG this show is really good so far the animation is drop dead gorgeous and as an alcohol nerd its super interesting! I really want to try to make all the drinks in this show. |
Reply to Embient
I'm not expecting Sasakura to accept the job any time soon (not within this season at least), but the hotel CEO liking him is cool lol.
The mystery novel doesn't appear to be real. (Edit: it's real, Bullshot by Gabrielle Kraft. Sorry, my bad)
My search history will be full of cocktails after each episode.
The mystery novel doesn't appear to be real. (Edit: it's real, Bullshot by Gabrielle Kraft. Sorry, my bad)
My search history will be full of cocktails after each episode.
| @Embient https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1753705.Bullshot this seems close |
| What a cute and relaxing anime! It's great to learn a little about the history of bars. I'm also excited about how the protagonist interacts with each customer and connects with their stories. Even those who initially seem grumpy end up changing due to the attitude positive with which they are treated. So it's the grandfather and granddaughter who want to recruit Sasakura. I don't blame them for being persistent, considering how excellent he is at his job. |
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| So far, significantly better told story than the original animation. |
| The disrespect of asking him to get a sake from the vending machine was crazy, lmao. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Even if Akutegawa is there, anime sucks. |
| ラーメン食いに行こうぜ～ |
| I was really hoping it wasn't a lie that he was afraid of heights, I'm terrified of heights! |
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| Another pretty good episode. Besides the Mushoku Tensei premiere, this has probably been my favorite show that I have seen so far, although I do expect Yuru Camp to be better after a couple episodes once it gets more to the actual camping stuff and improves its compositions. Two stories were told in this episode but both were pretty good, especially in the second half. Vibes are as relaxing as usual, and nice learning about complexities of customers who visit said bars. Time in general just flew by very quickly watching this, something that only a few anime have managed to do this season so far which I appreciate. |
| "For travelers from overseas who arrive at the hotel late at night, the first human they speak to in this country is the hotel bartender" What if anyone arriving from overseas is hungry, they would go first to a restaurant or food stall. What about if they are dead tired on arrival? They would check in and go straight to their hotel room. How do they even get to their destinations after they drop off the plane? They would probably use a taxi cab, specially in the dead of night. There would be plenty of people to interact way before going into a bar, the bartender wouldn't be the first to give them the welcome. Out of all the drinks the old master could have prepared to the old guy, Sasakura coincidentally prepared "the one" and exactly like the old guy liked it? I call this bullshit. The explanation about the right amount of cold was also quite farfetched. I understand that the whole format is going to be a one on one talk from the wisest man on earth that will do the right guess with very little information (and ignoring the plethora of possible coincidences), but the whole "Ratatouille" skit of changing people's life with one drink is bound to get tiresome really fast. Yotsuiro Biyori also did this kind of format, but at least their cafe/restaurant was almost always full and the animators had to make it look full of customers, rather than look like the most sterile and boring place. The bullshit for the phrase "one for the road" was also quite hilariously bad. I guess that's the biggest mottif for the series, bullshit with a straight face and the ignorants will believe everything you throw at them. The old man telling Sasakura he had the imagination of a school kid, is on par with the writing. It feels like the author was no older than 12 when they came up with this.  |
KimurahApr 10, 4:15 PM
| Another peaceful episode of cstay classy the anime. I'm wondering, considering I don't drink, how many of you have had all of the drinks served so far or even heard of all of them? My impression so far is that most of the drinks have been just weel executed versions of standard drinks, with maybe the exception of the one that looked like soup this episode? |
Reply to FMmatron
The disrespect of asking him to get a sake from the vending machine was crazy, lmao.
| @FMmatron Absolutely savage. I was actually cheering when |
Reply to LilyVarbik
LOL, old guy seems like an ass, but unfortunately for bartender, it was wrong guy to please if wanted those ladies to leave him alone. I get vibe he will be future grandson-in-law, but no time soon just like him working at hotel is no time soon.
Anytime anything has smoking it's so lame but I am going to try to respect the likely purpose of those who are stressed out [easily] often are also drug addicts, I know half the losers I worked with in SOF smoked. So lame.
An amazing anime, the alcohol throws me off constantly and makes me want to drink. Continuing to go strong with 3 weeks since my last drink and that one was a small single drink to celebrate special occasion. Looking forward to future interactions. The one with old man was more realistic in my eyes, while one with lawyer was expected SUPER bartender.
Anytime anything has smoking it's so lame but I am going to try to respect the likely purpose of those who are stressed out [easily] often are also drug addicts, I know half the losers I worked with in SOF smoked. So lame.
An amazing anime, the alcohol throws me off constantly and makes me want to drink. Continuing to go strong with 3 weeks since my last drink and that one was a small single drink to celebrate special occasion. Looking forward to future interactions. The one with old man was more realistic in my eyes, while one with lawyer was expected SUPER bartender.
| @LilyVarbik Yeah the interaction with the lawyer was a bit tongue in cheek, but still really liked it. |
| Another episode of immaculate vibes and interesting story telling. This show is quickly becoming a must watch for me this season. |
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| Fantastic second episode. Good to have another chill show to relax this season alongside Yuru Camp. |
| this anime chill as FUCK |
| mans getting job offers for that skill, thats a dub. |
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Reply to Embient
I'm not expecting Sasakura to accept the job any time soon (not within this season at least), but the hotel CEO liking him is cool lol.
The mystery novel doesn't appear to be real. (Edit: it's real, Bullshot by Gabrielle Kraft. Sorry, my bad)
My search history will be full of cocktails after each episode.
The mystery novel doesn't appear to be real. (Edit: it's real, Bullshot by Gabrielle Kraft. Sorry, my bad)
My search history will be full of cocktails after each episode.
| @Embient I don't know if its this book, there too many books with name of Bullshot, this only maybe the MC is lawyer https://www.betterworldbooks.com/product/detail/bullshot-9780671637248 |
| https://49.media.tumblr.com/5299dd90b5f4246f2275efd0ef740823/tumblr_nyag3qnY5M1qd6bkuo2_r1_500.gif Aqua--! There's a loli molesting me--! by Satou Kazuma |
Reply to KikiSohma
Watching the second episode I again realised that none of the alcohols seem to be fake and are actual brands.
I wonder how many of them are sponsoring this anime XD.
Those poor women are chasing him from bar to bar now. Hope it doesn't turn creepy.
What obligation does he have to where he just started working I wonder.
Soup was the first thing I thought of when I saw how cold and miserable the lawyer seemed. I never knew there was a cocktail that uses soup though so when he went to the restaurant to get some I thought I was crazy, lol.
I wonder how many of them are sponsoring this anime XD.
Those poor women are chasing him from bar to bar now. Hope it doesn't turn creepy.
What obligation does he have to where he just started working I wonder.
Soup was the first thing I thought of when I saw how cold and miserable the lawyer seemed. I never knew there was a cocktail that uses soup though so when he went to the restaurant to get some I thought I was crazy, lol.
| @KikiSohma Don't know is its same, the old Bertender anime didn't have any sponsors about alcoholic drinks, I believe you don't need permision to use real life brands, unlike games and manga, such. |
| https://49.media.tumblr.com/5299dd90b5f4246f2275efd0ef740823/tumblr_nyag3qnY5M1qd6bkuo2_r1_500.gif Aqua--! There's a loli molesting me--! by Satou Kazuma |
Reply to KaedeKyl9
@Embient I don't know if its this book, there too many books with name of Bullshot, this only maybe the MC is lawyer https://www.betterworldbooks.com/product/detail/bullshot-9780671637248
| @KaedeKyl9 Yeah, this is the one, my bad. |
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| The offer to work is there, but he continues said no!!! kekeke |
Reply to Kimurah
"For travelers from overseas who arrive at the hotel late at night, the first human they speak to in this country is the hotel bartender"
What if anyone arriving from overseas is hungry, they would go first to a restaurant or food stall. What about if they are dead tired on arrival? They would check in and go straight to their hotel room. How do they even get to their destinations after they drop off the plane? They would probably use a taxi cab, specially in the dead of night. There would be plenty of people to interact way before going into a bar, the bartender wouldn't be the first to give them the welcome.
Out of all the drinks the old master could have prepared to the old guy, Sasakura coincidentally prepared "the one" and exactly like the old guy liked it? I call this bullshit. The explanation about the right amount of cold was also quite farfetched.
I understand that the whole format is going to be a one on one talk from the wisest man on earth that will do the right guess with very little information (and ignoring the plethora of possible coincidences), but the whole "Ratatouille" skit of changing people's life with one drink is bound to get tiresome really fast. Yotsuiro Biyori also did this kind of format, but at least their cafe/restaurant was almost always full and the animators had to make it look full of customers, rather than look like the most sterile and boring place.
The bullshit for the phrase "one for the road" was also quite hilariously bad. I guess that's the biggest mottif for the series, bullshit with a straight face and the ignorants will believe everything you throw at them.
The old man telling Sasakura he had the imagination of a school kid, is on par with the writing. It feels like the author was no older than 12 when they came up with this.
What if anyone arriving from overseas is hungry, they would go first to a restaurant or food stall. What about if they are dead tired on arrival? They would check in and go straight to their hotel room. How do they even get to their destinations after they drop off the plane? They would probably use a taxi cab, specially in the dead of night. There would be plenty of people to interact way before going into a bar, the bartender wouldn't be the first to give them the welcome.
Out of all the drinks the old master could have prepared to the old guy, Sasakura coincidentally prepared "the one" and exactly like the old guy liked it? I call this bullshit. The explanation about the right amount of cold was also quite farfetched.
I understand that the whole format is going to be a one on one talk from the wisest man on earth that will do the right guess with very little information (and ignoring the plethora of possible coincidences), but the whole "Ratatouille" skit of changing people's life with one drink is bound to get tiresome really fast. Yotsuiro Biyori also did this kind of format, but at least their cafe/restaurant was almost always full and the animators had to make it look full of customers, rather than look like the most sterile and boring place.
The bullshit for the phrase "one for the road" was also quite hilariously bad. I guess that's the biggest mottif for the series, bullshit with a straight face and the ignorants will believe everything you throw at them.
The old man telling Sasakura he had the imagination of a school kid, is on par with the writing. It feels like the author was no older than 12 when they came up with this.
| @Kimurah Bro you gave a 10 to ERASED which is the most bullshit anime of the century, get a grip. |
| Very comfy show. It will be fun to see if we get more rare drinks like the Pisco Sour or Sazerac. |
Reply to destinyunknown
@Kimurah Bro you gave a 10 to ERASED which is the most bullshit anime of the century, get a grip.
| @destinyunknown Bro, you're like the cartoon version of people in this site that use a strawman to counter anything. Stay in school, don't be a fool, learn how to debate. |
| Miwa and Yukari may have not been sucessfull in recruiting Ryu, but he seems to have caught the attention of Miwa's grandfather who was being difficult with Ryu earlier. It seems like Miwa's grandfather was someone who can make a cocktail in memory of the former owner of the bar who happened to be Ryu's mentor. That lawyer lady looked like she was stressed out from work after dealing with multiple cases and that bullshot cocktail literally warmed her up giving her more energy to do her job. Miwa and Yukari attempt to hire Ryu hits another road block as he tells them he's afraid of heights. Whether this is true or not remains a mystery as the bar at the new hotel is on the top floor. It all points that Ryu has a personal reason for working at Eden Hall. First time hearing about the Bullshot cocktail. |
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| So calming... watching this at 2am soothes my heart and relaxes me too. However, this episode made me realize that being a bartender requires a lot of patience... every job requires patience especially in the service sector but at least you won't get rude remarks easily by customers... telling a bartender to buy sake from vending machine when he's inside an actual bar is just another level of rudeness lol |
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