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Excerpt from coyoteuglysaloon.com/history
Patron: «Lil, can I have a Midori Sour?»
Lil: «No you can’t and for making that asinine request, you are getting a shot of Wild Turkey for you and ME!»
During the night I would dance on the bar, sing to the crowd and insult anyone who wasn’t man enough to take me on in a drinking contest. As a consummate salesman, I was very good at this. To this day, the people who were around from the very beginning say that I was the best bartender we ever had.
I developed my business plan here and that has propelled me to where I am today: beautiful girls + booze = money. I began training my girls to perform my shtick. Some were good dancers, some were good singers, and others could yell at the crowd and entice them to drink. Very few had all three qualities, so I had to improvise. I would pair up the dancer with the comic yeller. Maybe the singer can be trained to dance a little better and it all began to work.
History
Established in 1993.
Coyote Ugly Saloon is the most famous bar in the United States and is now in 11 locations across the country.
The original Coyote Ugly Saloon officially opened its doors in New York on January 27, 1993, and other locations followed.
Las Vegas: November 2001
New Orleans: January 2002
Tampa: April 2003
Austin: January 2004
Panama City: April 2004
San Antonio: July 2004
Nashville: December 2004
Denver: March 2005
Ft. Lauderdale: January 2006
Memphis: May 2006
Oklahoma City: June 2009
Today Lil resides in New Orleans with her son. Although she is busy running her company, Ugly Inc., and jetting around the globe scouting new locations for Coyote Ugly, Lil frequently can be found at her New York and French Quarter bars. She expects to see you soon.