The 48-year-old Beverly Hilton Hotel staffer keeps the drinks flowing at the awards circuit's booziest gathering. "A lot of people know me for that - you are the only Oscar at the Golden Globes," Zuleta says. Eventually, he landed on the hotel's banquet staff, commuting daily from the working class Mid-City area to the mecca of affluence that is Beverly Hills to dish out meals at business conventions or clean up after the hotel's many charity galas. Meryl Streep, an Affleck brother or two, and dozens of other actors will be packed into Cabana Room 138 on Sunday as they wait their turns onstage in the hotel's International Ballroom. [...] Zuleta says he won't have time to chat much as he pours out martinis and Champagne. [...] it was a red wine toast with James Bond actor Connery that's become Zuleta's favorite Globes moment. After getting permission from the banquet manager and Globes host Dick Clark himself, Zuleta took a sip.