This week, the gang is talking about restaurant reservations after a British establishment Twitter-shamed groups that no-showed after making reservations. Why is it such a big deal? And are there ways to fix the system? Plus, as always, Pierce apologizes, and Sean celebrates some fantastic new music. MUSIC:&nbsp;"The Face of God" - Camp Cope ADDITIONAL MATERIAL Restaurants have resorted to publicly shaming no-show diners&nbsp;(The Takeout) Camp Cope -&nbsp;How to Socialise &amp; Make Friends&nbsp;(Spotify) Lucy Dacus -&nbsp;Historian&nbsp;(Spotify) Soccer Mommy -&nbsp;Clean&nbsp;(Spotify)

Ep. 112: This One Time at Bandcamp(.com)

Why don’t more bars serve beer in pitchers? How do you pick a song for karaoke? What does the word “home” mean to you?Those questions range from silly to serious, but if you’ve ever pondered the answers to all three in a single day, you’re not alone. Pour yourself a cup of coffee, crack a 40, or anything in between, and join the gang here at It’s Pretty OK as we attempt to answer these questions and many more. We promise it won’t be boring.Hosted by Pierce Bishop, Max Handler, Kevin Linger and Sean McGoey, and (very loosely) produced/edited/mixed by Sean McGoey. Logo design by Jack Costello. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.