Published May 12, 2015
How do you get everyone to leave after last call?
When a bar is rocking it can take a long time for the party to die down, even after announcing last call, turning lights up, and telling folks it’s time to go. These ideas from Shawn at Shiftgig could be your secret weapon to get everyone to clear out so you can clean up. Don’t they understand you’re exhausted and just want to sleep?
Read the full article here: 5 Ways to Clear the Bar: Marimba alarms, Pop, and Silence
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