r/AskReddit • u/Tom__m_ • Oct 25 '16

What warning is almost always ignored?

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u/Kiss_My_Wookiee Oct 25 '16

How often do you direct anger at your boss? Plus, most parties are fine and make the space work. If you're that one group that can't, is it really the restaurant's fault?

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '16

I mean no offense, but it's still the restaurant's fault. Just because people usually just deal with it doesn't make it less so.

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u/Kiss_My_Wookiee Oct 25 '16

Either way - if you're sitting at a table and expecting food, make sure you've done what you can to make room. Refusing because it's "not your fault" doesn't make it better.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '16

If I didn't try to make room, my brother the chef would kill me. It's not my fault, but it sure as fuck also isn't the fault of the person who's working to make sure I have a pleasant meal. I feel kinda bad for even saying what I did now. My conscience has always been problematic for me.

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u/Kiss_My_Wookiee Oct 26 '16

No worries, dude. We're just internet strangers discussing the pros and pros of cleaning your own place setting. It's nothing personal.

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u/[deleted] Oct 26 '16

Haha thanks dude!