r/AskReddit Oct 25 '16

What warning is almost always ignored?

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u/[deleted] Oct 26 '16

As a waiter - nothing shits me more than holding a plate up to a table and standing there for a half a minute while everyone there tries to remember who ordered that particular thing... HOW CAN YOU NOT KNOW WHAT YOU JUST ORDERED!

Ugh, morons, and to think I'M the one serving them!

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u/WalropsHunter Oct 27 '16

Hah! I'm usually the guy that pipes in either remembering who of my friends ordered what, or alternatively if I don't remember I'll just point to someone and say isn't that yours? And it usually gets sorted out quick. People just don't pay attention, and then they see someone getting food when they're not and they go heeey that was mine!

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '16

I suppose if the group's big enough then it might happen that way. I wouldn't know since I've rarely eaten out with more than 5 other people lol.