I hate hair when I am eating out; in my food.

 

 

 

Toucḫ̩̉̉.

 

 

 

Even with the appended part, I still laughed pretty hard.

 

 

 

The amount of innuendo on this topic is proportionate too. . . oh dear. . .

The Peasant 13 Year Olds earning $5 an hour working at McDonalds can clean up after me!

 

 

 

But with all seriousness I'll nearly always clean up after myself unless at Fast Food Restaurants (ironically at restaurants your not meant to clean up after yourself so I don't see why it should be different just because the food comes to you quicker, but alas it seems to be the case) though unless its been a crappy meal and I'll leave it out, out of annoyance for them making the food so crap.

 

 

 

The waitress at my local pizza hut who sneered when she wasn't tipped after we had had the buffet where we served ourselves for the entire meal - I'm damned if I'm paying 10% for a woman to carry a piece of paper to the table.

 

 

 

(Assuming your from America). I hear that so often with Americans. All they want no matter how bad their service is, is a tip. Screw that, over here in Australia if you don't have good service you don't get tipped. And rightly so.

I hate it when it's all soggy, and also when it's not even that warm. :shock:

I hate it when it's all soggy, and also when it's not even that warm. :shock:

 

Yeah, I know. It's awful when you get an old, cold cheeseburger.

 

 

 

What? :anxious:

I don't like it when people just leave their trash on the floor and say "Its the janitor's job, let him clean it up!" Yes, it may be the janitor's job, but there is no reason a person can't help out to make it a little easier for him.

 

 

 

Of course, I'm being a little hypocritical. When I'm with my friends I sometimes don't pay attention to what I do, say, or where I go let alone where I drop my trash.

(Assuming your from America). I hear that so often with Americans. All they want no matter how bad their service is, is a tip. Screw that, over here in Australia if you don't have good service you don't get tipped. And rightly so.

The wage for most people within hospitality in Australia is actually rather good, and not... like 2/hr + tips like it is in the USA. Most of the time you'll find it's somewhere around the $15/hr mark or so.. comparable to the retail "awards" rates... with the exception of fastfood, which seems to be 2/3 the average wage...

 

 

 

When you consider that - tipping isn't exactly required to begin with. Some upper-class places will charge service fees and such, and you do get people who will tip good staff anyways regardless of it being expected or not.

Guy... seriously... you guys are so dirty minded... Unless its just me :anxious:

I hate it when people (kids more likely) eat at a fast food place and leave their tray on the table with all their garbage (left over fries, wrappers, all that junk) laying around. Really how hard is it to take less than 5 minutes out of your time to throw away your trash?

 

 

 

That grinds my gears.

 

 

 

How do you think i feel, i work at Burger King and if that happens I have to clean it up, while im busy working my behind off. I REALLY hate that because people these days are so disrespectful its disgusting, no wonder America is sliding downhill. :x

 

Has nothing to do with fast food but.

 

 

 

At the local grocery store COOP Extra pepole ALWAYS leave their shopping carts by the frickin' cashiers(name?), instead of putting them back where they belong. And the worst thing is. THEY WALK PAST THE PLACE WHERE THE CARTS SHOULD BE WHEN GOING OUT OF THE STORE!

 

 

 

It pisses me off so badly so some day i'm gonna sit by the cashiers and yell at pepole to take their [bleep]ing carts with them! :wall:

a couple of weeks ago.. i was in macdonalds with a friend.. and we were sitting there eating peacefully, and on the next table two emo[bleep] guys started kissing... passionately.... put us right off our food tbh.

 

 

 

I love fast food, but I heartily agree that eating in sucks

 

 

 

You sir are a [bleep].

 

 

 

Who said you had to look at them?

 

 

 

Anyway the only things I hate are the false advertising, c'mon why the hell can't my burger look like it does there? And lazy [wagon] who leave their trash.

 

 

 

The waitress at my local pizza hut who sneered when she wasn't tipped after we had had the buffet where we served ourselves for the entire meal - I'm damned if I'm paying 10% for a woman to carry a piece of paper to the table.

 

 

 

(Assuming your from America). I hear that so often with Americans. All they want no matter how bad their service is, is a tip. Screw that, over here in Australia if you don't have good service you don't get tipped. And rightly so.

 

 

 

American how dare you! (I kid I kid) English if you please :lol: . I quite agree by the way, if the service sucks I don't tip either, compulsory tipping is just wrong - its not my job to subsidise your wage bill dammit.

(Assuming your from America). I hear that so often with Americans. All they want no matter how bad their service is, is a tip. Screw that, over here in Australia if you don't have good service you don't get tipped. And rightly so.

 

 

 

American how dare you! (I kid I kid) English if you please :lol: . I quite agree by the way, if the service sucks I don't tip either, compulsory tipping is just wrong - its not my job to subsidise your wage bill dammit.

 

Tips [here in America] are where the money's at for my co-worker waiters/waitresses, not base pay. Always has been like that, probably always will be.

 

 

 

If not tipping wasn't looked down upon in American society, I don't know how some of them would survive- most seem to just barely get by with the good tips that come with the expensive meals. Thankfully, nearly all meh co-workers are very good servers, so they rarely get bad tips, but geez, some of you guys don't tip? Have a little empathy for Christ's sake :| .

 

 

 

Although, in baron's case, where there wasn't really any serving involved, there probably shouldn't be any tip >_>. I'd call that a unique case though, where the server actually literally does nothing.

All children should remain secluded at home until the age of 10, at which point they may be allowed out to certain public areas. Restaurants should not be one of those until the kid is at least 13. This would help the other diners so much.,..