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I know it should not matter, but I can't help but feel miffed if someone accepts an invitation to dine out, let's say for pizza, and they only eat the cheese because they are dietting!@! or they order hot wings and leave most of the meat on the bone!
Duh, why did they accept the invitation if they were going to ditch half the food?
Or they constantly demand what I feel is excessive service (this is too cold, this is not cooked enough, this tastes burnt, I need more ice, there's too much ice, can you substitute potatoes anna for the fries, can I have extra hollandaise sauce ...in a cup.. on the side.. reheated.. to go, ad nauseum ad infinitum).
Yes, I'm not really bothered by the whole "not eating enough food " thing. But people who are constant complainers and rude to servers I can't stand. I used to be a waitress and there are some people who no matter what you do, they won't be happy. Most of the time they are just looking for comped food or anything free basically.
I can't stand people who ask a million questions. Like go to a corner bar and ask if their food is made with GMOs or what type of cattle is used for the burger. Seriously? If you want that stuff go to that type of restaurant, not the bar down the street.
Wow...I don't really pay attention to the kinds of things you are talking about. I was thinking of chewing with an open mouth or smacking one's lips; generally eating like a pig or other unappetizing behavior. Leaving meat on the bone? Meh...up to them. Who cares?
Buffet Lines -
People who pick, chew, and chomp their way through the buffet line. So sickening seeing those people walking to their tables chewing like cows. How ignorant!
People chewing and/or talking with food in their mouth. I will not eat with them again. It makes me almost puke having to watch that. Oh and men with facial hair who get food in the hair and don't even seen to know it. So gross.
People chewing and/or talking with food in their mouth. I will not eat with them again. It makes me almost puke having to watch that. Oh and men with facial hair who get food in the hair and don't even seen to know it. So gross.
People who chew with food in their mouth? Yea I hate that.
They should grind it in their gizzards like birds do.
My mom is one of those complainers. She eats at McDonalds twice a day and always sends back either her burger or her coffee because she decides something's wrong with it. She says the coffee at the McDonalds by my house tastes totally different than the one by her house...I'm sure that's because no one has spit in it because she doesn't go to the one over here often enough to totally irritate them.
As far as someone only eating the cheese, or not eating much of the meat off the chicken bone, that's probably more that they're willing to go to a restaurant they don't usually go to or eat something they don't usually eat, just to have the pleasure of your company during the meal. So take it as a compliment, don't be offended by it. And next time let them pick the restaurant. Most people who are dieting will have one or two places they know they can eat at.
We were having dinner at another couple's house. The wife called us to the table, and we sat down while the wife finished placing the food on the table. Her husband began filling his plate and eating before she sat down. Rude.
I saw the same guy stuff almost a whole pancake into his mouth at once.
If we hadn't moved, we would have had to break up with these people, because he's so crass and she's has her issues too.
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