Credit: N+T/Getty Images A Long Island iced tea packs too much alcohol into one cocktail, posing potential risks.Drinks like the Ramos gin fizz and mojito are time-consuming to make and can slow down service during busy times.Flaming shots, though visually appealing, can be hazardous due to the heat absorbed by shot glasses. It’s your money, and you should spend it however you please, but there are a few things to consider when ordering a drink at a bar. Some cocktails contain far more alcohol than a customer might think, while others are pure sugar bombs. If it’s busy, asking for a time-consuming tipple is a surefire way to annoy the bartender. Keeping these factors in mind and with the help of two excellent New York City bartenders, we’ve rounded up 10 drinks you should never order at a bar. Long Island Iced Tea MelanieMaya/Getty Images “This is a drink with a bad reputation because of its strength,” said Sean McClure, the former beverage director at The Ivory Peacock in New York City. And it’s true.…