Official Hukilau 2010 Room Crawl Thread - Other Events

VM Vince Martini Member Iki Pohaku, Arkansas Joined: May 02, 2010 Posts: 277	VM Vince Martini Posted posted on Mon, Jun 14, 2010 3:45 PM On 2010-06-14 14:50, Trader Rick wrote: Trader Rick on the left and Robotiki on the right. The calm before the storm. Thanks for dropping by our room and enjoying what we did and what we served. For me it was like bartender bootcamp. Anthea said I served close to 350 drinks from 9 to 11:30. All of them properly mixed and shaken. Beachbum Berry tipped his hat to me when I told him at his seminar the next day. Wow! I can't believe it's over. Super great time! Trader Rick, it was a pleasure meeting you! AND, a special "THANKS" for the after crawl mixer to cut the jug of rum a fellow drunken buddy poured for me. Your hospitality was much appreciated (and greatly needed at the time)...WHEW!!! Sorry I did not get to chat a bit longer while at the crowded, crazy Mai Kai. I was having to follow the crew to our table and they were moving quickly! But, I DID take your advice, studied the place from stem to stern (no pun intended there) and will do my best to replicate some of that legendary ambiance...if I ever get to flip the switch on my own project. Thanks to you, and your team, for the great hospitality!

On 2010-06-14 14:50, Trader Rick wrote:
Trader Rick on the left and Robotiki on the right. The calm before the storm. Thanks for dropping by our room and enjoying what we did and what we served. For me it was like bartender bootcamp. Anthea said I served close to 350 drinks from 9 to 11:30. All of them properly mixed and shaken. Beachbum Berry tipped his hat to me when I told him at his seminar the next day. Wow! I can't believe it's over. Super great time!

Trader Rick, it was a pleasure meeting you! AND, a special "THANKS" for the after crawl mixer to cut the jug of rum a fellow drunken buddy poured for me. Your hospitality was much appreciated (and greatly needed at the time)...WHEW!!!

Sorry I did not get to chat a bit longer while at the crowded, crazy Mai Kai. I was having to follow the crew to our table and they were moving quickly! But, I DID take your advice, studied the place from stem to stern (no pun intended there) and will do my best to replicate some of that legendary ambiance...if I ever get to flip the switch on my own project.

Thanks to you, and your team, for the great hospitality!

Post #536252 by Vince Martini on Mon, Jun 14, 2010 3:45 PM