“And when Loretta and I get into a loud argument later, we’ll be providing the entertainment for the other customers, so we should get a discount for that.”
On the Simpsons one time, the family went out to this fancy restaurant, and after the waiter introduced himself, Homer said “Hello, I’m Homer. I’ll be your customer.” And then the family laughed while the waiter made a sarcastic comment.
ꜝ 9 days ago
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SHIVA 9 days ago
Sounds like the place is hurting for customers!!!
snsurone76 9 days ago
“Do a good job, and you MIGHT get a tip!”
phritzg Premium Member 9 days ago
“And when Loretta and I get into a loud argument later, we’ll be providing the entertainment for the other customers, so we should get a discount for that.”
Lady loves a joke 9 days ago
A waitress introduced herself to us once, and then waited for us to tell her our names.
The Orange Mailman 9 days ago
I might use this line the next time we go out, substituting our names of course.
Jeff0811 9 days ago
I said that to a waiter once. He wasn’t nearly as impressed with my wit and charm as I was. In fact he looked a lot like the guy pictured above.
JoshHere 9 days ago
Looking at the waiter’s face, they have been his customers before
tcayer 9 days ago
The waiter looks appropriately sad…
cuzinron47 9 days ago
And the waiter says “yeah, rub it in”.
razzledazzle295 9 days ago
On the Simpsons one time, the family went out to this fancy restaurant, and after the waiter introduced himself, Homer said “Hello, I’m Homer. I’ll be your customer.” And then the family laughed while the waiter made a sarcastic comment.
norphos 9 days ago
Great line, I have been tempted to use that line at restaurants, diners and the bank.
Chris Sherlock 9 days ago
Waiter (thinking but not saying): “Do you have to be?!”
Moonkey Premium Member 9 days ago
I have done that a couple of times, but only to wait staff who already knew us.
anncorr339 9 days ago
Very funny Leroy
DenO Premium Member 8 days ago
I like to tell the Hostess, “We’d like a table with a waiter, please.’