@WillPHarrison You get both for $20. Cant beat that.

@RealCntryOutlaw You’re a genius

@WillPHarrison To throw in your face?

@bruce4nv 😑

@WillPHarrison I think it's because they're just running a bar tab an your cd can't go on the bar tab.

@JWOUTLAW13 We should change this

@WillPHarrison @bruce4nv I would do both, but only if the artist wanted the whisky.

@Streaksfriend @bruce4nv I appreciate that sentiment!

@WillPHarrison @bruce4nv Also, your cd should be at least $15. :)

@Streaksfriend @bruce4nv Haha yes but the even numbers make my point more poignant and not bogged down in the weeds

@WillPHarrison Dude. When people are like “would you like a drink or money in the tip jar” ALWAYS TIP JAR I cannot put whisky in the gas tank and also most venues take care of musician drinks (and I’m fine with water when they don’t)

@SarahKingSings Right? Plus I only want like 1 or 2 drinks anyway and that’s usually covered by the venue.

@WillPHarrison I have been to several concerts where you were not allowed to send drinks to the stage per artist request. Aaron Watson was one of them. He stayed after each concert to sign merch and take pics.

@FlaRedDirtCC Maybe I should try that. Usually they just bring it up themselves. Or give it to me after I’m off stage.

@WillPHarrison I won’t buy either. I’ll just give Liv. a shot of whiskey to throw at your face.

@ct519 You’re rude.

@WillPHarrison I buy CDs or merch. I don't buy anyone a drink, except me- except when I'm driving!! 😉

@JacquieOtt7 This is a great answer!

@WillPHarrison I no longer have anything that plays a CD, but I always tip. Never have bought a drink for a performer — seems too presumptuous!

@tikibriefcase I don’t know why they bought me the shot when I sang six songs in a row about drinking my sorrows away.