What would you do if a person in a fast food restaurant had two thumbs (in one) was serving you?
492326
So? Don't stare, that's rude - and get your mom some really dark sunglasses to wear if she finds extra appendages disturbing.
773816
Waitress seated me at a restaurant and then NEVER came back. I had to get my own drink, napkins, and silverware. (It was at Pizza Hut, buffet lunch) I didn't leave a tip and she said something. I said What do I need to tip you for all you did was walk me to a booth, which I would've done myself. She was rude so I told her manager why I didn't leave her a tip and after her rudeness I knew I made the right decision. The Manager, named Rita, was worse then the waitress. I will NEVER go back to Pizza Hut again. The one where I live is beyond help and so rude.
877882
The other day I went thru a fast food drive thru and the car in front of me had already paid for my food. A total surprise to me, I didn't know who they were and the cashier said they wanted me to continue the cycle some time. So, for my raok I will pay for someones meal and not let them know it was me. Even tho I didn't need my food to be paid for, it still made me feel good when it happened to me and I would like to give that feeling to someone else.
284023
Well first of all, she should have enough money to pay for herself. When the check comes and they're about to pay she should ask him of how much does she have to pay for her meal, in 95% he'll offer to pay, she should ask him to pay herself again(with a true voice), if he accepted at this point so he wasn't willing to pay her from the first but if he insisted on that then she lets him do so, and she should after that with a day or two she might buy him a present which he would appreciate much. Having sex at this point isn't a very good reaction coz he will think even by 1% that she's cheap.\nAssume the waiter/waitress was heading towards her with the bill, at that moment she should look in another direction or to drop something and gets down to get it.
792089
If it was fast food, you would use "Cook" or "Food Preparer". \n\nIf its Denny's, Coco's, etc... you would be a "Short Order Cook"\n\nWhatever you do, dont say you worked at Arby's or any fast food place and put down "Chef". Your potential employer will totally see right through that.
755858
1. Don't spit in their food.\n2. Don't drop their drinks on their head.\n3. Don't swear at the customer. (unless they deserve it)\n4. Don't steal their credit card numbers.\n5. Don't serve cold food.\n6. Don't taste test their food in front of them.\n7. Don't say your managers name.\n8. Don't ignore them. \n9. If you Don't know something, pretend you do until you find out for sure.\n10. Do: always smile and be kind even though in your head your thinking that they are the most annoying piece of crap and you want to slam their face in the fryer.
511137
In formal etiquette courses, the best way to signal that you are finished with your meal is to lay your fork and knife upsidedown at 4:00 on your plate. Do not cross them, just lay them facedown next to eachother in this position. \n\nIf your server is well-experienced or it is a rather nice restaurant, they will understand this signal. However, most bus persons or inexperienced servers may not. \n\nAlso, if you will not be ordering dessert, you may place your napkin on the table. If you would like to order some dessert or coffee, you may keep your napkin on your lap. For coffee, if they have already supplied you a tea cup and saucer at your table beforehand, simply turn the tea cup right side up so that it is open and waiting for them to pour coffee into.
780722
boy i'm going to sound like a jerk here, but i've been cramped on a plan with a woman who had to put up the arm and spill over into my seat.  she took up all of her seat and half of mine.  i was incredibily uncomfortable.  and while i agree some people can't help being fat, if you need two seats, you should buy two seats just like you can buy two lunches.
266572
if they match your other hand?
321947
Oh I could be very cruel..I once told my shy friends son if he would ask the waitress out I would give him $50..He didn't do it..I then told him I'd give him $20 just to tell her she was looking good today..He didn't do it..I'm sure he regretted not making a quick $75..\nI would go around daring people to do all kinds of things.
1002291
it depends on what type of restaurant, if youre talking more of a diner or fast-food/cheaper restaurant then go for it with your fingers...a higher class one probably wouldn't serve up chicken legs, you're more likley to get a breast..possibly a thigh in some french restaurants...but yes, eat those with your fork.
1023772
Practice in the mirror what you're going to say to the waiter the next time he f*cks-up your order.  Realize you don't have to be nasty, just firm.\n\n"Excuse me."  (He's turning away, ignoring you.  Maybe he hasn't heard you?)\n\n"EXCUSE ME!"  (ahhhh, got his attention now with that slightly louder voice)\n\n"I'm sorry, but this isn't what I ordered.  I asked for the fish tacos."  (good, you kept eye contact with him and you were direct.  It wasn't your fault, he made the mistake, but you didn't make him feel like crap about it; you just want what you originally asked for)\n\n----- or ------\n\n(The scowling, big lady just cut in front of you at the Haagen-Dazs)\n\n"Excuse me, miss.  I was here first"  (Uh oh, she's turning those pissed off eyes on YOU with a brusque "yeah?")\n\n"Yes, sorry.  I guess you just didn't see me.  So, if you'll excuse me...  I'll have a single scoop of cookies and cream in a cup.  Thank you.  (well, the big wench is huffy and mumbling things, but she'll get over it.  At least you maintained eye contact with everyone you spoke with)\n\n\n------ or ------\n\n"I'm sorry, Bob, but I have a bunch of work on my own plate.  You'll have to work on the design for this one, but you can borrow any of my notes you need.  Just make sure they get back to my desk so I have them later.  Thanks!"\n\n(again, maintaining eye contact)
591496
It would be really hard for me to do something like that for someone and them not noticing it, or appreaciating it. If my BF did that for me, it would be greatly appreaciated and reciprocated. My BF went to Wendy's the other day at 2AM cause I was hungry, and I was VERY thankful the next morning. Those things are the little things that show you care, I thought we all lived for things like these. She should be a lot more appreciative of what you do for her.
267020
Consider the context in which it's being eaten and whether or not you can manage to eat with your hands and maintain your dignity/not make a mess, etc. That should give you some indication.
371775
Ask them if they could pick your nose for you and eat it, since your driving and can't do it yourself.  That'd stop em in their tracks.
829420
Would you follow the ten second rule in a restaurant?  I guess it depends on how hungry you are to decide whether or not you want to try and eat food off of a floor.  If it was at my mother-in-laws who is ocd with cleaning you could follow a two hour rule there, although I am sure she would have "cleaned it up" before then.
58835
Well I have two jobs and one is waiting tables at a tiny place here in my town. There is ALLOT to the to-go orders. I answer the phone, write it down and I make sure it is correct for the customer and then I take it to the cook. She cooks it and I bag it up and make sure all of the necessary items like salsa, sourcream etc......are inside and of course I ring up the food. (it takes time). So i would say tip the person 25 cents if it is 3.00 or more etc...it is only fair. We work hard to get you happy with your order so a tip bit of money wouldn't hurt.