Too Busy
The other day, I went to a California Pizza Kitchen for lunch. I was surprised to see that the restaurant was jammed and the only place I could sit was at the counter. So I went there, ordered, ate, read the New York Times, and listened to conversations around me (when I could make them out). As I was getting to the Op Ed page of the paper and halfway through my salad, I overheard something like the following.
The man to my right commented on how full the place was. “Yeh,” the waiter behind the counter replied, “but it does me no good. I just have to work harder and don’t get paid any more.”
I was a bit stunned and wanted to say/shout: “Hey, you have a job, dummy. And what should I think about your attitude when it comes to my tip?”
The man to my right commented on how full the place was. “Yeh,” the waiter behind the counter replied, “but it does me no good. I just have to work harder and don’t get paid any more.”
I was a bit stunned and wanted to say/shout: “Hey, you have a job, dummy. And what should I think about your attitude when it comes to my tip?”
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