The Art of Sin
“Familiar tunes from the seventies, eighties, and nineties could be heard as patrons, still nursing their house specialty drinks, sat by the bar. Amazed by the popularity of the colorful beverages, Grady considered what was wrong with good, old-fashioned stand-bys like bourbon and vodka.
“I think your bar must sell more of those big red things—”
“Hurricanes,” Doug interjected, standing behind the bar.
“Yeah … they drink them more than anything else in here,” Grady admo...nished from his bar stool. “I personally think those damn things get you drunk faster than the Jim Beam we downed the other night.” Doug picked up the empty glass in front of Grady. “You want another JD on the rocks?”
Grady nodded. “I’m not drunk yet. So keep them coming until I pass out.”
Doug shook his head and dumped the glass in a sink behind the bar.MoreLess
“I think your bar must sell more of those big red things—”
“Hurricanes,” Doug interjected, standing behind the bar.
“Yeah … they drink them more than anything else in here,” Grady admo...nished from his bar stool. “I personally think those damn things get you drunk faster than the Jim Beam we downed the other night.” Doug picked up the empty glass in front of Grady. “You want another JD on the rocks?”
Grady nodded. “I’m not drunk yet. So keep them coming until I pass out.”
Doug shook his head and dumped the glass in a sink behind the bar.MoreLess
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