barman

The barman is cheaper(!) but he tends to cook worse than the chef and his repertoire sucks.

Calls 'isself a barman and don't know what a pint is!

The barman doesn't need to know your name, address, what vehicle classes you're licensed to drive, or age.

That's why a barman's right to a smoke free workplace is more recognized than a patron's.

A barman friend charged a client $X for a round, including a bottle of water.

Backups are three-tier: Barman Cloud Plugin handles continuous PostgreSQL WAL + daily base backups.

If a barman sells tobacco to someone who's just turned 16 it's legal.

At one point while travelling, I worked as a barman in the UK earning under $10/hr.

All the barman needs is to know that you're over 18.

When I go to a restaurant I like to have the barman to make my drinks and the to chef cook for me.

The barman sets down a beer with 200 napkins.

But I had never been a barman before, had about 10 minutes of training before I started, and didn't really do anything particularly taxing.

The barman says "We don't serve neutrinos here" A neutrino walks into a bar.

'Ave to teach you the A, B, C next." "Never heard of 'em,' said the barman shortly.

Buying alcohol doesn't require you to declare your desire to consume it, a barman does not check your name against a list when you order a drink and say "says here that you are teetotal, I cannot serve you until you call our head office and declare that you desire to now consume alcohol".

We use Barman, which is similar, using rsync to ship WAL files to a different server.

Postgres may not come with everything builtin, but it supports the necessary underlying features for external tools like Barman[1] to work.

Barman said to me 'so ure not English then?'.