Well, let’s take a look at your usual comment. Why are you making it that way? Have you had a problem with other people joining your dinner parties as a rule?
Hello. My name is Bobby. I’ll be your customer tonight. If at any time I want anything at all, I’ll search vainly for you and wonder to where you may have disappeared and when you might put in an appearance.
ekke 11 months ago
Or is that the waiter’s snarky comment about his waistline?
Regardless, no tip a-tall.
Farside99 11 months ago
Well, let’s take a look at your usual comment. Why are you making it that way? Have you had a problem with other people joining your dinner parties as a rule?
stillfickled Premium Member 11 months ago
I hate it when that happens.
bobbyferrel 11 months ago
Hello. My name is Bobby. I’ll be your customer tonight. If at any time I want anything at all, I’ll search vainly for you and wonder to where you may have disappeared and when you might put in an appearance.
The Reader Premium Member 11 months ago
Three it is!
Macushlalondra 11 months ago
I thought only nurses used that sort of “we.” “How are we today?” So condescending. Best get out of that habit, waiter, if you want a tip.
Doug K 11 months ago
That’s a question best asked before they are seated at a table.
purepaul Premium Member 11 months ago
Another good reply is to suggest there are only two seats, so we won’t be sharing the table.
Skeptical Meg 11 months ago
I sometimes use that line, but to the host(ess), not the server. They should know.
ladykat 11 months ago
How many of us do you see?
Zen-of-Zinfandel 11 months ago
Well, alrighty then! Jim Carrey.
wildlandwaters 11 months ago
“actually I’m just a figment of your imagination, so it’ll be one, thank you”
northernbills 11 months ago
Three of us: me, myself and I.
lawguy05 11 months ago
But if you do join us you get to pick up the tab.
elgrecousa Premium Member 11 months ago
Being a server is rough. Give them a break.