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Mojito Special (Role Play)


What's your Mojito special today?

 Bartender: Jeff
Staff: Jess and Ann
Hotel: Windjammer Landing
Bar/Restaurant: Jammers




Me: Hi Jeff! How are you today?
Jeff: I am doing great, and you Jess?
Me: It's Monday and I am feeling good. What's your special today?
Jeff: Watermelon mojito, Looks good? 
Me: (Excited)  Of course it does, yummy! Can I take a photo? you know me, I can't resist! (chuckles)
Jeff: (Smiles) I know. Give me a few minutes to garnish.
Me: I will be back after walking the beach.
Jeff: Sounds good, see you then.

Watermelon mijoto
Me: Hi Jeff, I am back with Ann  
Jeff:  Hi Ann, how was the beach?
Ann: Hi Jeff, the beach was ok, but now I am hot!
Jeff: I've got the solution. You need to try the watermelon mojito, rather refreshing.
Me: Oh yes! just what we need! But a virgin mojito please (laughs)
Ann:  I heard all the guests on the beach talking about your mojito, you are the best! (grins)
Jeff: (blushes) Oh yeah? Great news. Are you ladies ready for your mojitos?
Me: First,  I need that photo for my blog. Can we move to the table by the pool?
Jeff: Sure! (walks in the direction of the pool)
Ann: (Acts frustrated) You always blogging, I need my drink! I tease, go ahead.

Jess takes photographs, she is satisfied. They head back to Jammers to enjoy their virgin watermelon mojitos.

Virgin watermelon  mojitos
Me: Thank you Jeff, it was delicious, just what I needed.
Jeff: You are welcome, glad you enjoyed. 
Ann: I enjoyed too, it quenched my thirst! What will be the next mojito special? 
Jeff: I am not sure, It depends, maybe pineapple, but, I will keep you informed.
Me: Please do, I need more photos.
Jeff: No problem.
Ann: I just want to taste to give my feedback (laughs)
Me:  Trust you girl! You're buying, so I don't have an issue (wink)

 They all laugh

Jeff serves his guests while Jess and Ann sign the bill

Me: Jeff, we will head back to our desk. Have a great day. See you soon.
Jeff: Ok later.
Ann: Bye Jeff!
Jeff: (Waves)

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