Sad, sad, sad. The bar is closed. The story of Bob Turner, Emeril, the owner of Lucky Four, the ghost, and the old dude with white hair has come to an end.

You know, I realized something. Even though I don't have an account, and I hate the smell of alchoholic beverages, I keep coming back to this story. I guess I'm like the old lady who always ordered a scotch malt. Except I'm not old. Anyway, I really enjoyed this story. )

I, personally, think it's a decent answer. Bob the bartender is a good character. The answer suits him.

Second to last chapter. Sad. Anyway, great chapter. )

OMG, the old lady died? That is sad. It was really good, though.

A world of drinking and forgein music. That must've been a weird night for Bob. Anyway, good chapter. )

huh. His advice must have worked. That, or his girlfriend killed him.

Huh. I never thought about people actually talking to the bartender. But it's probably interesting. I mean, hundreds of people wander around bars. The bartenders must observe a lot of weird stuff. )

I never thought about that. Bartenders probably see a lot of interesting people while working. It's natural to be curious about who they are.

nice story!

Very funny! Bob the bartender is awesome.

haha This is awesome. I've never been to a bar, but it seems very realistic!

I think it was a ghost. Poor, skeptical Bob.)

Hmmmmm, this is actually pretty good. I'm under the age of 21, so I don't actually know what oddness goes down in bars. But from what I hear, this is pretty accurate. Interestly enough, no one ever thinks of what happens in the minds of bartenders. This good and it's a little funny, too. I like it. )