LC

[maderr]

Dear Roanoke Rapids,

When you want something, you say "please."

When your server gives you your food, you say "thank you."

When she says "have a good evening," you say "thanks," or "you too."

This is called basic courtesy. Please practice it.

No love, Megan

Actually, LC wasn't really that bad tonight. A small, mildy annoying rush at the end, but over all a good night. Which is probably why I was annoyed by the lack of manners - well, moreso than usual. Meh.

Comments

[raielchan.livejournal.com]

How people can be such jerks (this in general) to people they don't know who are not treating them poorly, I do not know. After all, they might have a gun and shoot you if you're not nice. Maybe they had a bad day, or perhaps they are simply jerks and need a good face-beating.

If I had to serve someone, I would like to say, "I'm paid to give you food, not be your friend, here's your food and kiss my ass." If they were jerks, that is.

Sometimes my thoughts are so inward that I forget a basic courtesy, fail to defend myself, or something like that, but not too often. I hope.

[maderr.livejournal.com]

I don't mind so much the tired ones, the hurried ones, that sort of thing. I recognize that, usually I'm nicer to them just because I know what it's like to get off work utterly exhausted, etc etc. It's the ones that have clearly never worked a day in their life, the ones that have just cashed their welfare checks (yet wear like three gold necklaces and so many rings I can't see their fingers) that bitch and moan about too much cheese on their pizza, and can't be bothered to so much as nod a thanks that annoy me.

[raielchan.livejournal.com]

Too much cheese? That is strange.