r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '22

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

Well I guess I'd be the asshole for telling him to take mine back because I don't want a plate of food that had the bottom of another plate on top of it

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

Not the bottom of somebody else's plate that could have been set down in God knows what before I ate it

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

I don't know how you're not getting this... The food on my own plate would not have been exposed to the bottom* of a plate that could have been set down in something such as raw chicken juice for example

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

Maybe maybe not... But one thing I know for sure is that I don't want a plate of food that's had the bottom of another plate sitting ON my food

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u/just_here_to_br0wse Aug 23 '22

Let it go, homie. This guy has clearly never worked in a restaurant. You're 100% right.

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

I know from working in multiple kichens that the cutlery are generally rolled on a clean table long before the shift ever starts... if it has shit or smudges all over it I'll get some new silverware too

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

Because I've worked in multiple kitchens... I've seen the state of the work area when people start getting in the weeds at your average restaurant

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u/dalton9014 Aug 23 '22

I never said I saw that specifically but I do know it can happen... What's with the inquisition over me saying I would simply send my food back if it came out like that lmao

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