As said by more than one customer who thinks this makes it easier to accept them re-writing the menu.
Oh, you have my sympathies! I was a waitress at a popular pizza chain during my college summers and it sucked! Special requests weren't a big deal, but we were a corporate store and there was only so much I could do. Of course, defying the laws of mathematics was only requested of me once!
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FINE! ~ as said by a petulant teen Uh hunh ~ as grunted by anyone I don't know if it's not followed by "but I'll find out" orientated ~ unless you're facing the Orient, it's oriented I'm not disagreeing with you ~ well, does that mean you DO agree with me? If so, why are you continuing to argue?
I told my co-worker "saying that to someone as mad as I am right now is not very smart or safe of you."
Yes this is very irritating. What are people thinking when they tell someone to smile?
I know, right?!? She's telling me this as I am preparing to go to "battle" with the most obnoxious, rude, condesending, theiving, lying, pain in the ass customers we have. I got stuck this time as I couldn't get to the break clock fast enough to clock out when I saw them coming due to the LINE of servers doing the same damn thing. No one wants to serve them.
I hope I am one of those customers who is easy enough to serve (no special requests) and tips well enough that they don't go running when I show up....lol
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Pink. I don't like how it sounds or feels in my mouth, its harsh and awkward.
Acrimony because... to me it doesn't sound like it fits the definition lol so it annoys me.
Then a whole range of weird words used for body parts be it slang, insult or just a fairly common word. Boobs, c*nt, dick etc. None of those words have a pretty feel to them.
"I don't mean to be boom" Used by my boss at the beginning of every 20 min bitch/whine/drama session.
DD hates the word moist, does a little involuntary shudder everytime she hears it. So me and DH try to use it as much as possible. Everytime we manage to use it we giggle. (Disclaimer: No DD was harmed by the use of the word. she is grown up and moved out)
I have come to realize that they are part of a strange regional dialect, but I still think it sounds ignorant.
"Boyfriend/girlfriend" for anyone under the age of 16 and over 30. We really need to find and popularize better terminology, especially for the 30+ people.
No snark intended - what if that is the term the person prefers to use for him or herself? You may not like it, but does that mean someone who does shouldn't use it?