One of my biggest pet peeves is when a guest fails to alert me of a problem with their order before they eat everything. It’s not like I’m the type of server who doesn’t check back and provide them with ample time to voice their complaints prior to finishing their meal entirely.
I check back on [...]
Archive for the ‘Dining Out’ Category
Your Cooperation Is Appreciated
Anyone who knows me will tell you that I don’t mind the sight of raw beef – in fact I prefer it. The rarer a good steak is the better it tastes. One of the most challenging parts of my job is listening to hillbillies and Canadians order hamburgers, and even Kobe burgers, well done. [...]
(FAQ) Do You Like Your Job?
A lot of people look down on servers as being uneducated or unable to attain any other type of employment. The truth is that people wait tables for a variety of different reasons.
- You can sleep until noon EVERYDAY and take a nap later if you want.
- You make good money tolerating people who are [...]
(FAQ) Can I Ask Out A Cute Server/Waitress?
It never hurts to ask but remember lots of people probably ask her out (unless she has a peg leg, an eye patch, or a face only a mother could love). This rule of course does not apply to me – In which case, NO.. you may not. You will be able to spot me… [...]
(FAQ) Why Are Some People Such Shitty Tippers?
Some people are cheap AND uneducated. A lot simply don’t care about etiquette because they are white trash losers who work at Walmart, where tipping isn’t customary.
Of course, you will always have people that tip the same amount – regardless of the amount of the check or the service they receive. I gather this is [...]
(FAQ) If You Are Unhappy With Your Meal While Dining Out – When Is The Best Time To Mention It To The Staff?
It depends on what you aren’t happy with and who is at fault.
- If you are unhappy with something that is free- like bread… just don’t eat it.
- If you are unhappy because your food contains something that was clearly stated in the menu but you opted to just skim over that part and you [...]

