Have you ever
heard about something called Angel Drink? (also Angel Shot) It happens to be an
international code. Basically by ordering this drink, you would alert the bartender
that something wrong is happening, you would give him an information that you
feel uncomfortable or unsafe in a certain situation. Both girls and boys can order
Angel Drink in situation when they feel threatened by something or someone and
the staff members would automatically know how to react. There are different
types of this drink that can signify various types of endangerment, for
instance order the shot “neat” and someone from the security would accompany you
to your car. Angel Shot “with ice” means that you want them to call you a taxi,
you can also order Angel Shot “with lime”- which would mean that you feel truly
threatened and in result the bartender would call police. This code invented by
American bartenders has quickly spread all around the world and has so far saved
a lot of young people.
Being royal has plenty of perks, but it’s not always that great to be a part of the Family. Anyone who has ever watched The Crown or any other documentary about British Royal Family, knows that with the power and privileges come also responsibilities and set of rules they’re obligated to follow. You might have already heard about some of the Royals weird traditions, this is the list of 5 rules that I, personally, find the most bizarre. 1. They can not play Monopoly Why? It’s simple. Prince Andrew, Elisabeth II’s son, once he took part in some public event. He’s been introduced to the game and its rules, but he didn’t quite liked it. Therefore, he decided that Monopoly should be forbidden and members of the family should not be allowed to play it. 2. The British Royal Family can not eat seafood Seafood can cause food poisoning, that’s why the Royals can not eat crabs, mussels or shrimps. 3. They have to weight themselves before and after the Christmas Diner
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