RM is really depressing now. Everyones sad and lovesick. We should all get drunk.
I wish drinking at work wasn't just acceptable but encouraged.
I wish drinking at work wasn't just acceptable but encouraged.
Where do you work, again?I wish drinking at work wasn't just acceptable but encouraged.
Where i work, i would not encourage drinking at all because that would put lives at risk
My step dad made a big deal tonight about this one time where I used "bad manners" at a restaurant. It was a while ago, all I did was push some salad into a take-out box with my hand. I could understand it being a problem if I was eating the salad with my hands, but I wasn't. He described this behavior as "barbaric" and "embarrassing", I really think he's freaking out over something really minor. Would any of you actually give a shit if you saw somebody doing that at a restaurant?
I'd say good, because overkill table manners are extremely annoying and pointless. Obviously there has to be some rules, but things like "don't put your elbows on the table" seem really stupid. Maybe at like important business meetings or something.I would not find this bad at all. I find it completely normal, and in Greece, lots of people do much more "bad-mannered" things on restaurants that are considered pretty normal.
I don't know if this is good or bad to say about my country... but it happens.
My step dad made a big deal tonight about this one time where I used "bad manners" at a restaurant. It was a while ago, all I did was push some salad into a take-out box with my hand. I could understand it being a problem if I was eating the salad with my hands, but I wasn't. He described this behavior as "barbaric" and "embarrassing", I really think he's freaking out over something really minor. Would any of you actually give a shit if you saw somebody doing that at a restaurant?
eh, yeah, to an extent, he just blew it out of proportionMy step dad made a big deal tonight about this one time where I used "bad manners" at a restaurant. It was a while ago, all I did was push some salad into a take-out box with my hand. I could understand it being a problem if I was eating the salad with my hands, but I wasn't. He described this behavior as "barbaric" and "embarrassing", I really think he's freaking out over something really minor. Would any of you actually give a shit if you saw somebody doing that at a restaurant?
At a restaurant, yeah it is bad manners. He has a point, I mean if it was home then go nuts but it is bad manners in a public place.
It is a public place though, using your hands unless you are eating finger food is a just not right.