Sun, Salt & Hurricanes

Par : Frank Genao
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8230175124
  • EAN9798230175124
  • Date de parution13/02/2025
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIndependently Published

Résumé

"SUN, SALT AND HURRICANES" describes thirty days of absolute craziness and absurdity, also known as the effort to try to open a restaurant in a Third World country. This is a story about bribes and graft, insane construction methods and construction workers, and, oh yeah, officials. This story is discouraging at times, uplifting at times, and always funny. You've been warned!
I've been a bartender for more than thirty years in Norway, England, Dominican Republic, the U. S, and on various planets in the Milky Way galaxy. Before that, I was employed on various cruise lines, cut meat at a slaughter factory, worked as a newspaper boy, a petrol pump attendant, a waiter, a fluffer for the porn industry, and worked for several mentally insane restaurant & bar owners--some from outside our solar system.
I began writing as a release valve from the insanity of bartending and watching people sit at the bar and speak to their pets in baby talk. My writings have been a source of mild amusement for family, friends, and customers too lazy to walk down the street and purchase a newspaper. I've also written for mentally challenged friends, fellow slackers, and compulsive losers seeking help in securing employment through fabricating outrageous tales of intergalactic travel on their resumes.
Bartending and cutting grass is what I do for a living, but it's not who I am.