Never trust ANYONE who is pointlessly rude to a waitress, a maid, a bartender or any person doing a menial task for them.
Sooner or later, you're just one of the help to them, too. They're NOT to be trusted.
That's not a bad maxim.
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Never trust ANYONE who is pointlessly rude to a waitress, a maid, a bartender or any person doing a menial task for them.
Sooner or later, you're just one of the help to them, too. They're NOT to be trusted.
We didn't have commuter trains and things like that, but if we had you can be damn sure there wouldn't have been 1 woman, any woman not just pregnant or whatever, standing if a man could have given up his seat. Any guy that thought that was going to fly probably would have got a severe beatdown.
A little courtesy costs us nothing, but it can mean a lot to the people on the receiving end of it, I think.
I'm sometimes ostentagiously courteous or engaging with people just going through the motions of their dead end jobs.
I know what a soul deadening experience it can be to have that kind of job where much of the public treats you like a public urinal.
Never trust ANYONE who is pointlessly rude to a waitress, a maid, a bartender or any person doing a menial task for them.
Sooner or later, you're just one of the help to them, too. They're NOT to be trusted.
Well .... the story is just lame for many reasons:
Sports morons get paid too much as it is so who should care.
People these days have short memories and even shorter attention spans so most likely old people are easily forgotten anyway, thus is the age of 'faster' everything and the result of people looking for quick fixes.
Lastly, there are just too many people alive right now so it's not surprising that most of us are just sick of being polite to everyone. It just takes too much energy to care about 8 billion humans.
You need to run for office or something KK!
You will never be mean to a waitress again in your life if you have seen the movie Waiting! And as for bartenders they will just put viasene(however you spell it) in your drink! And you should always tip your maid!A little courtesy costs us nothing, but it can mean a lot to the people on the receiving end of it, I think.
I'm sometimes ostentagiously courteous or engaging with people just going through the motions of their dead end jobs.
I know what a soul deadening experience it can be to have that kind of job where much of the public treats you like a public urinal.
Never trust ANYONE who is pointlessly rude to a waitress, a maid, a bartender or any person doing a menial task for them.
Sooner or later, you're just one of the help to them, too. They're NOT to be trusted.
A little courtesy costs us nothing, but it can mean a lot to the people on the receiving end of it, I think.
I'm sometimes ostentagiously courteous or engaging with people just going through the motions of their dead end jobs.
I know what a soul deadening experience it can be to have that kind of job where much of the public treats you like a public urinal.
Never trust ANYONE who is pointlessly rude to a waitress, a maid, a bartender or any person doing a menial task for them.
Sooner or later, you're just one of the help to them, too. They're NOT to be trusted.
You will never be mean to a waitress again in your life if you have seen the movie Waiting! And as for bartenders they will just put viasene(however you spell it) in your drink! And you should always tip your maid!
If you can afford a maid you should be able to tip everyone.
I have not tipped waitresses on occasion.
The only time I DON'T tip is if it's one of those tweeny boppers that I can't stand.
The only time I don't is when I consider the waitress has been deliberately rude or unhelpful.
Agreed. On the other hand, it's also a good idea to let the management know what and why. Perhaps that isn't the 'career' for them. Truth is, if I meet up with a rude waitress or waiter, my tendency is not to return to the establishment, especially if not one I normally frequent. Truth-to-tell, it's happened twice, in both cases the restaurants quickly went out of business.
I don't think one finds 'rude' workers in a good house. New or inept, certainly, but rude, no.
The only time I DON'T tip is if it's one of those tweeny boppers that I can't stand.
A what?
"You know, the like ones the talk like they like know everything about being totally like cool and all? As if, they have to have like all their phones and iPods or they are like nobody. Get a clue man."
Them.
"You know, the like ones the talk like they like know everything about being totally like cool and all? As if, they have to have like all their phones and iPods or they are like nobody. Get a clue man."
Them.