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* ''[[Literature/JoesWorld The Philosophical Strangler]]: The owner of The Trough engages in this; a veteran Troughman can instantly determine his mood and intent by how exactly he performs these actions.
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* ''[[Literature/JoesWorld The Philosophical Strangler]]: Strangler]]'': The owner of The Trough engages in this; a veteran Troughman can instantly determine his mood and intent by how exactly he performs these actions.
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* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1959}}'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E11AndWhenTheSkyWasOpened And When the Sky Was Opened]]". When Forbes is talking to a bartender about Harrington, the bartender is shown polishing a glass.
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* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1959}}'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E11AndWhenTheSkyWasOpened ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E11AndWhenTheSkyWasOpened And When the Sky Was Opened]]". When Opened]]", when Forbes is talking to a bartender about Harrington, the bartender is shown polishing a glass.
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In fiction, the sole IdleAnimation for [[TheBartender bartenders]] who aren't currently filling a glass is to dry a glass (unless they're the main character, in which case they will never do ''either'' of these things). You'll never see them stocking ice or frequently-ordered drinks, wiping down the bar, or trying to keep customers (who aren't the protagonist) engaged. In real life, bartenders who always have a glass in their hand tend to get fired. Although, to be fair, in fiction, the bartender is usually also the owner of the establishment.
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In fiction, the sole IdleAnimation for [[TheBartender bartenders]] who aren't currently filling a glass or [[FlairBartending performing cool tricks]] is to dry a glass (unless they're the main character, in which case they will never do ''either'' of these things). You'll never see them stocking ice or frequently-ordered drinks, wiping down the bar, or trying to keep customers (who aren't the protagonist) engaged. In real life, bartenders who always have a glass in their hand tend to get fired. Although, to be fair, in fiction, the bartender is usually also the owner of the establishment.
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* ''[[Literature/JoesWorld The Philosophical Strangler]]: The owner of The Trough engages in this; a veteran Troughman can instantly determine his mood and intent by how exactly he performs these actions.
