Mysterious Bartender Death In Greenville
POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH OF JACOB BALTZ AS A HOMICIDE … || By FITSNEWS || Greenville, S.C. pYou must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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I knew him. My Jazz band has played at Chicora Alley many times. He was a good guy.
I’m sorry for your loss, man. Sad.
Bartender, the career path of college drop outs.
Yeah, and they usually make about $400 a night if they’re good.
I make that before noon.
Your knees and jaw must be really sore.
I couldn’t resist looking you up Squishy. I don’t waste a lot of time in comments sections of articles, but Jacob was a friend to many including me.
Squishy123- here’s an old post from you:
“Are you really going to talk about how people earn a living? As much
time as you spend on this blog, I seriously doubt you have a job.”
Jacob was a great guy. He was kind and made friends easily. People like squishy aren’t kind and probably have no friends and are obviously sick in the head.
“Bartender, the career path of college drop outs.”
Do you ever have anything positive to say about anything?
Does it keep you up at night wondering?
I only feed the animals I want to keep ;)
Or college students trying to pay their way?
At 37 years old, I think he’s probably past trying to get that degree.
Probably true, but I do know some that go back even in their 40’s 50’s to get a degree because they can’t move up without one.
I do think times are changing, but…
How does one become a popular bartender? Cater to drunks and alcoholics??? I wonder how soon before we see headlines stating that a popular pizza deliveryman or garbage man dies.
They are people too. Why wouldn’t you care about a bartender? What people do as a job, does not define who they are.
There are multiple articles with headlines of a pizza delivery boy dying.
Jacob had difficult circumstances growing up. His mom passed away when he was just a toddler. His dad died from a long tragic struggle with ALS when Jacob was in I think his teens.
I thought the world of his whole family. I think Jacob did what he could with what life dealt him.
There are plenty in South Carolina who don’t finish college but are working and paying their own way.