Broadway bartenders suing the Shubert Organization say it’s are so controlling, that it directs not only what they say to patrons but even the volume at which they speak.
Stick to the script while you pour those drinks!
Bartenders working in Shubert’s 18 Big Apple venues were told to refrain from greeting thirsty theatergoers with one-word greetings like “Hi” or “Next;” to call them “patrons” not “customers;” and to speak loud enough so the person behind the one they are serving can hear. The company is so eager to enforce the rules, they correct the bartenders even if “patrons” aren’t around, one told The Post.
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