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hello Patrick McDermott here from stop taking Hawaii and today Im gonna show you how to weigh the spirits in your bar all bars are different so its important that the same principles are used every single time you carry it the stuck it in your own bar for example with the optics I prefer to start counting the optics first and then go back and count the bottles which may be in around the back of the updates so we take the bottle down from the updates we must ensure that what is in the optic has enough time to go back into the bottle first in this case you can see that its approximately poetry of a bottle in counting by tenths of a bottle its important that you use the same principle every time in other words you hold the bottle upright so as the object has a chance to empty into the bottle with different size of bottles which doesnt have an uptick we can see that thats a run of a point eighth of a bottle again its not the most exact but its as close as you will get what we have