Me: “Can I get you something to drink, ma’am?”
Woman 1: “Yes, I’d like an ice water.”
Me: “Alright. I’ll be right out with that.”
(A few seconds later)
Woman 1: “What is this!?”
Me: “Umm…an ice water?”
Woman 2: “Why does it have a lemonin it!?”
Me: “Uh…”
Woman 1: “When I ask for an ICE WATER I don’t expect a LEMON.”
Me: “Sorry, ma’am. I guess it’s just because I’m so used to getting people lemons with their…”
Woman 1: “No excuses.”
Is this frickin’ high school football practice? “No excuses”? What’s next, calling me by last name from across the restaurant? How are you going to get all bent out of shape over a lemon wedge on the edge of your glass of water when that’s how 98% of the rest of the world drinks their water. That’s like asking for a house salad and then throwing a temper tantrum when they put tomatoes in it.
Sorry, ma’am. Next time you come in, I’ll ask if you want silverware with your meal, chicken with your “Chicken Dinner” and a straw with your drink. Screw you and your little fake breasts too.
P.S. Yea, that’s right. We all know your breasts are fake. Don’t flaunt them like they’re your own personal gift from God. Unless, of course, by “God”, you mean a “depressed, middle-aged, sexually frustrated husband who’s married to a frigid woman that snaps at waiters for putting lemons in their waters and whose only source of sexual excitement stems from the half-assed attempts of a plastic surgeon that, by the looks of things, flunked out of medical school twice.”
January 17, 2007 at 5:57 pm |
BAM!
January 17, 2007 at 8:02 pm |
yeah you are really good at the insults. i have much to learn.
January 17, 2007 at 9:43 pm |
yeah can you like actually say those things? bc i would love to hear the reactions. i mean, when you are getting ready to quit and all.
January 18, 2007 at 4:00 am |
When I ask for a customer, sometimes I expect a Bitch…
But I work in an animal hospital… so ya know, I get some.
Love Byrd. ♥
January 18, 2007 at 9:45 am |
welll…..that bitch was a SUPREME CUNT….but i would have to say if i asked for ice water, id expect just water…..rock on ryan day! you brighten my day!
January 18, 2007 at 5:16 pm |
Lemon in water is an antiseptic and help prevent sepsis. I am also told that it helps with the absorption of the water and the nutrients many American lack due to out high fat, high sugar diets. Besides that, it is a common occurrence when you go to ANY restaurant that lemon or lime is served with the water unless you SPECIFICALLY ask for it without. Also here in Vegas half of the restaurants don’t serve water automatically due to the common droughts we have. Oh yeah and the last time I checked I usually only got a water without lemon in it without asking when I went to a “restaurant” where your food is less than $5-7 a plate. What a bitch of a woman.
January 24, 2007 at 12:02 pm |
Where do these people come from? And why do they think they can get away with that? I wish all restaurants had bouncers that threw those people out. Then all the nice people would feel appreciated because they were allowed to stay. There ought to be a blacklist database for rude people and bad tippers. Then the next time she came to a restaurant they’d look her up and say “I’m sorry ma’am, we don’t serve your kind here. There is a nice gas station around the corner of you’re hungry.”
January 25, 2007 at 8:22 pm |
[...] What is it with old people and the phrase “No excuses”? [...]
January 26, 2007 at 6:04 am |
I just wish me had true freedom of speech when it comes to dumb ass customers like this one.
If I EVER get the money (like from a Powerball ticket or something) I would love to open a resturant called Freedom of Expression. The main theme would be if you act like an ass, fully expect the waitstaff to treat you like or call you an ass. If the server sucks, feel free to tell the server they suck. It would take a lot of thick skin, time and patience for the concept to catch on but I think it would be the perfect place to eat and work.