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Tod Hollow's bartender would like everyone to go home

Closing-time explanations and card-reader instructions fill the most-watched of his two new sketches.

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Is it your first day on earth?? #comedy #hospitality #bartender #customerservice

"I don't actually live here, so I do need you to leave." Tod Hollow's bartender has reached the point where closing time requires a small explanation of his domestic arrangements.

In "Is it your first day on earth?? #comedy #hospitality #bartender #customerservice", he plays a hospitality worker answering familiar questions with the patient delivery of someone whose patience has actually departed. The draught comes from the door. The dish sold out because other people ordered it. The diners who booked are hungry too.

The sketch reached roughly 270,000 views, making it the week's most-watched new upload. Viewers bring their own shift memories: one recalls explaining that an occupied toilet was unavailable; another remembers customers questioning prices the bar staff hadn't set. Others pick out Tod's little fist shakes, a tiny physical outlet for all that carefully managed frustration.

His other new sketch, "Mind my own business? NEVER! #comedy #bartender #work #hospitality #office", arrived on Sunday. But the strongest current momentum belongs to "Do love a Hugo spritz tbf #bartender #comedy #hospitality", which has passed three million views. "First 2 weeks can be tough! #comedy #bartender #hospitality" is also drawing substantial daily viewing well beyond its debut.

The channel added subscribers over the week, reaching a quarter of a million, although daily views are running at roughly half their usual level. Among nearby sketch channels, Merloys is enjoying busier-than-usual daily viewing, while SML Anthony is quieter. Tod's own week keeps its focus firmly behind the bar, where even getting customers out of the door can supply a whole sketch.

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What viewers say

The little fist shakes are really funny
@ElderscrollsfanaticSee it on YouTube
Gentle parenting the general public
@littlewarriorrSee it on YouTube
I had to patiently explain to a woman that the reason she couldn't get into our toilet was that someone else was currently using it. Her response: "But I want to use the toilet."

Like. Presumably so does the person currently actively using it.
@CryptidDawgSee it on YouTube

3 more comments

On the one hand, I really love watching your guys' skits. On the other, they're often so accurate that they remind me too much of my miserable existence working in this industry. 10/10
@MotoHikesSee it on YouTube
I remember when I worked in a family resort on the bars, had people asking some questions that seemed harmless at first, until you realised they just didn't look to their right, also had people argue with me over prices as if I was the one that set them, would still go back there if given the chance though
@tinglethekorokmaster1243See it on YouTube
If we actually spoke to people like this life would be so much easier
@daughterofkos7911See it on YouTube

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