I love bars. Not because I'm a lush or anything. I mean, I'm not a lush. I'm not even a drunk. I like bars because of the people in them. People watching is great, but it's never better than at a bar. Sure, you can go to an airport and watch people all day long (or, at least, you could, ten years ago), and you'd see people in various states of nervousness, hurry, anticipation, reunion, happiness, anger, boredom, or any number of other emotions. And that's all well and good. It's nice to see people that are feeling these emotions. But it just isn't the same as a bar.
At a bar, you don't see people in so many emotions. But you see people at their least protected. They just sit there, beer in hand, and think. They let the world flow around them, and they try to relax. They let themselves mel
