Im asking respectfully as to where I’m wrong? It’s like saying 2+2=4 and someone responds by saying their floor needs swept. Where’s the connection? I don’t see it.[/
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Im asking respectfully as to where I’m wrong? It’s like saying 2+2=4 and someone responds by saying their floor needs swept. Where’s the connection? I don’t see it.[/
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it's un-relative...
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you started out by saying:Im asking respectfully as to where I’m wrong? It’s like saying 2+2=4 and someone responds by saying their floor needs swept. Where’s the connection? I don’t see it.
Hope you didn’t leave a big tip
I’ve come to learn that teaching the unteachable is a lesson in futility, thus I’m not going to try with you.you started out by saying:
so please explain to me just why you feel the server shouldn't be tipped because of another guest unruly behaviors?
I have no interest in the rest of your statement after that.
WHY DO YOU FEEL A SERVER SHOULD NOT BE TIPPED BECAUSE OF ANOTHER GUEST BEHAVIORS?
Because chances are the unruly group caused more work for them and likely didn't tip...
ditto.I’ve come to learn that teaching the unteachable is a lesson in futility, thus I’m not going to try with you.
Duck Tape!We went out for lunch at a local restaurant yesterday. Mask were required unless you were seated. During our entire meal, a mother and/or her teenage son chased a child around the restaurant (no masks). The child looked like he was around 6 years old.
We raised four children, and we went out as a family many times. Our children always stayed in their seats. They knew that misbehavior meant a trip to the car and a warm backside. Why do parents tolerate children's misbehavior in public?
I have been a server in my early years of employment and I'll say in my experience, that's not always the case.the servers have NOTHING to do with the behavior of other guest.
In fact, they are the ones who have to deal with it the most. Cleaning up after the unruly child and listening to everyone else's complaints.
Is it the high road to say Christians that are involved in politics aren't true Christians?it is very true that many are un-teachable as they are growing up, many times not able to
leave behind or overcome their childish ways even into adulthood - even often in Christ's ways
after they claim that they are 'saved'/conversion'...lack of 'fruits will quickly bear witness'...
at certain times when we begin our new learning process after conversion we have to do
some really intense/hard work, and that is learning Christ's new ways in order to 'overcome our 'old-man'...
we amazingly discover that we have a new and profound desire inside of our new hearts to learn how to live
our 'new-lives' for our new Love and for Him alone -
we can be knuckle-heads-selfish-single-minded-spoiled-un-learned, and for some,
just plain, ole, ordinary, honorary old farts...but, if God wants us to be His, calls us out?,
then He will break us from our old ways and refine us and rebuild our sinful, fallen, nature...
He won't give up on us, at least that is what hub and I believe and have witnessed to be true
after these many decades...
but we also know now, that He already knows that our hearts will forever belong to Him,
and that our only real desire while in this garden, is to please Him by our total obedience/surrender...
for hub and myself, we try and keep an open door of discernment and NOT take things personally,
even when they are purposely directed at us, we always try our best to take the 'high-road', which of course
most of you already know, is sometimes the hardest road but the only one with Holy, heavenly results...
That's probably true for all of the other distractions too. Of course, an effective (and also loving) parent would not ignore the child.huh
Well children need to be watched especially that age.
That's the danger with cellphones. You cant effectively parent and ignore your child at the same time.
Maybe the equation is in square feet and it's a small floor.Im asking respectfully as to where I’m wrong? It’s like saying 2+2=4 and someone responds by saying their floor needs swept. Where’s the connection? I don’t see it.
Not for lack of an occasional big mouth let me tell ya.you said a mouthful there SK...
Hope you didn’t leave a big tip. You’re going to need that money for tax purposes to pay that kid’s public defender one day.
Why should a waitress suffer loss of a tip because a family are lazy disciplinarians of their own children?Hope you didn’t leave a big tip. You’re going to need that money for tax purposes to pay that kid’s public defender one day.
Why should a waitress suffer loss of a tip because a family are lazy disciplinarians of their own children?
The public defender tax monies will come from some other source far into the future when the child now running around the restaurant unabated grows to the age of majority. Eighteen and on up. By then the tax monies on the day and the tip will have been spent prosecuting the grown unattended children going through the system today.
No, I got the humor.It was a tongue in cheek comment .. perhaps taken a bit too seriously.