
What will Beanie do next?
Advances in technology have placed our heroes in our palms. Through Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, bands can directly connect with fans, blurring the line between ”I met him after a show once,” and “O.M.G. Less Than Jake replied to me on Twitter.”
We are reminded once more that the celebrities are among us; THE Jerod McBrayer of THE Worth Taking was at Las Vegas’ THE Hard Rock Café and live-tweeted the entire experience.
Headed to @thehrc_lasvegas so I can live-tweet the meal. Why? Because I can. #HardRockDining2016
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
It was an event full of stars, most prominently Beanie, the Hard Rock server who probably rocks hard.
My server didn't introduce himself by name, but he DOES have a beanie on.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Beanie brought me that Pepsi with the quickness. I like him.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Pepsi products?! You’re not in Coke country anymore.
Ordering the Twisted Mac, Chicken, and Cheese because I have no plans for the next several hours.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Beanie continued to prove his masterful skills…
"You want to add bacon, right?" You bet your beanie, Beanie!
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
… time and time again.
Beanie is describing things as "bomb." I can't complain; he's killing it on the refills.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
However, the trip was also a moment to reflect.
What is rock, though? I'm having an existential crisis in the Hard Rock Cafe.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Like any actual rocker would do, McBrayer also touched on the Hard Rock’s playlist.
Not sure what song is on right now, but I can only describe it as Nickelback's little brother.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Shazamming to make sure it's not just Nickelback.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Confirmed. Theory of a Deadman is not Nickelback.
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
McBrayer took a move from the #TreatYoSelf playbook…
The check is that last little bit of rockstar treatment. $3.99 for soda? Why not?
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
… but also knew when it was time to turn in for the night.
If this Rihanna video isn't my cue to leave, I don't know what is. Later, MeanBean!
— Worth Taking (@worthtaking) January 20, 2016
Be sure to follow @worthtaking on Twitter for more chain restaurant adventures! (And actual music updates, I guess). You can also pre-order Worth Taking’s upcoming album “Hangman” here.