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On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food.
Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude.
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On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude.
So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay?
Depends where you draw the line but you make a generalization in the ''asking''. Raising your hand is pretty disrespectful especially in an unrewarding job like that; at least I couldn't take it.
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On March 15 2011 06:18 blade55555 wrote:
somone want to be awesome and upload this to filefront or something? getting 10 kb/s download right now T_T
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On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the service personnel don't mind you doing so.
On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay
Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol
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On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol
There could be a cultural difference, but hes from the states, and in the states it is HIGHLY DISRESPECTFUL. My mom taught me not to point when I was like 2
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On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but in USA you DO NOT do anything of the sort. It is EXTREMELY disrespectful. I edited my earlier post but, my mom taught me not to point at the age of 5.
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Why are the American waiters so sensitive or what is the actual disrespectful part?
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On March 15 2011 06:30 gruff wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but in USA you DO NOT do anything of the sort. It is EXTREMELY disrespectful. I edited my earlier post but, my mom taught me not to point at the age of 5. That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Why are the American waiters so sensitive or what is the actual disrespectful part?
It is just how it is. You get paid like 3$ an hour to serve people, some assholes, some not.. Most people aren't disrespectful and make the job pleasant but then there are people who act like Day9 and make it extremely unpleasant.
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On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but in USA you DO NOT do anything of the sort. It is EXTREMELY disrespectful. I edited my earlier post but, my mom taught me not to point at the age of 5.
It's disrespectful to expect people to do their fucking job? I don't understand that at all.
If I'm in a restaurant and I need something then I will get the attention of the waiter. Especially if I'm the only person in there.
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On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but hes from the states, and in the states it is HIGHLY DISRESPECTFUL. My mom taught me not to point when I was like 2
That sounds really strange to me, but hey, I guess every country has its quirks.
I've long stopped wondering about what's going on with you guys over the pond. :p
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On March 15 2011 06:32 ImHuko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:30 gruff wrote:On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but in USA you DO NOT do anything of the sort. It is EXTREMELY disrespectful. I edited my earlier post but, my mom taught me not to point at the age of 5. That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Why are the American waiters so sensitive or what is the actual disrespectful part? It is just how it is. You get paid like 3$ an hour to work for assholes. Most people aren't disrespectful and make the job pleasant but then there are people who act like Day9 and make it extremely unpleasant.
It's all about context; if you sit in your chair and snap your fingers expecting service; then yeah you're being inappropriate.. Many times i'm in a restaurant and they are busy so i catch a waiters eye, raise my hand with a polite smile on my face.. In all honesty, they usually smile back and come right over.. If you're nice about it there is not an issue at all; it is their job at the end of the day and particularly in the US they working for tips so service should be their top priority..
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Oh man, Sean's Artosis shoutout at the end was fantastic. Can't believe people at PAX didn't want more Q&A 
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On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay? Depends where you draw the line but you make a generalization in the ''asking''. Raising your hand is pretty disrespectful especially in an unrewarding job like that; at least I couldn't take it.
I'm a Mcdonalds employee ^_^ Never got screaming, some profanity though. But that's a country mile from simply getting the attention of the person serving you, which is essentially what you're doing if you're raising your hand to a waiter. How else are they meant to know you want something? If a customer at my workplace tried to get my attention, I'd have to be pretty shit at my job to get offended and think them rude.
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On March 15 2011 06:42 The KY wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay? Depends where you draw the line but you make a generalization in the ''asking''. Raising your hand is pretty disrespectful especially in an unrewarding job like that; at least I couldn't take it. I'm a Mcdonalds employee ^_^ Never got screaming, some profanity though. But that's a country mile from simply getting the attention of the person serving you, which is essentially what you're doing if you're raising your hand to a waiter. How else are they meant to know you want something? If a customer at my workplace tried to get my attention, I'd have to be pretty shit at my job to get offended and think them rude.
You are the type of person who gets employee of the week, every week. You are definitely in the minority of people who take their fast food/waiter job seriously.
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As a former waiter and a lifetime restaurant goer i can say that no sensible waiter would ever see it as disrespectful to wave or raise your hand to get there attention. snapping or other things of that nature are disrespectful in all aspects of life. I dunno who was saying its disrespectful to do that in the US but its not and will never be.
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On March 15 2011 06:44 ultramafia wrote:
As a former waiter and a lifetime restaurant goer i can say that no sensible waiter would ever see it as disrespectful to wave or raise your hand to get there attention. snapping or other things of that nature are disrespectful in all aspects of life. I dunno who was saying its disrespectful to do that in the US but its not and will never be.
So you would say pointing your finger is disrespectful? He pointed at the waiter as well as raising hand/looking through glass(wtf?). Atleast thats what he said in the story
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On March 15 2011 06:32 ImHuko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:30 gruff wrote:On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but in USA you DO NOT do anything of the sort. It is EXTREMELY disrespectful. I edited my earlier post but, my mom taught me not to point at the age of 5. That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Why are the American waiters so sensitive or what is the actual disrespectful part? It is just how it is. You get paid like 3$ an hour to serve people, some assholes, some not.. Most people aren't disrespectful and make the job pleasant but then there are people who act like Day9 and make it extremely unpleasant.
$3? Isn't the minimum wage $7 or something? Unless the rest is made up in tips, in which case be polite to the people it's your job to serve, especially if they're just trying to get your attention.
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On March 15 2011 06:42 The KY wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay? Depends where you draw the line but you make a generalization in the ''asking''. Raising your hand is pretty disrespectful especially in an unrewarding job like that; at least I couldn't take it. I'm a Mcdonalds employee ^_^ Never got screaming, some profanity though. But that's a country mile from simply getting the attention of the person serving you, which is essentially what you're doing if you're raising your hand to a waiter. How else are they meant to know you want something? If a customer at my workplace tried to get my attention, I'd have to be pretty shit at my job to get offended and think them rude.
Wow cmon you people I explicitly said that it was a hypothetical to prove that his statement was an over generalization I continued to say "depends where you draw the line" which means that it varies. He should have said something 'like raising your hand isn't rude' which is specific. I would still say that it is though because the workers know what they have to do and there are other things they have to do. Raising your hand doesn't accomplish anything and waiters are people who hold at least some self worth.
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Whaaaaaaaat? Everyone at a restaurant is happy to help customers have a more enjoyable meal (well maybe not REALLY happy to help, but it's their job to be that way, and it's better for everyone if they actually are). Waiters would check tables more often but they don't want to be intrusive and annoying. As long as you aren't significantly disrupting other customers' experiences, a waiter wants you to get their attention. It's not like you go hunt down your waiter as soon as you want something, and you certainly don't interrupt them when they are interacting with other tables... but you just catch their eye when they are walking around. And it's better for them anyway, since the sooner they know everything they need to do, the better they can optimize how they're gonna serve all their tables.
I've been at restaurants that weren't very crowded and so my waiters weren't very busy, and when they had nothing to do they generally just watched their tables from afar. If I wanted something, I might look for eye contact or just put up my hand a bit (not really high waving it around) and they'd come. ezpz
At nice restaurants you've constantly got people un-intrusively topping off your water, clearing away empty plates, cleaning up crumbs, delivering drinks, appetizers, etc. Even tho most of those people aren't your waiter, you can ask them for something and they'll do it or they'll tell your waiter. That way they aren't annoying. You ignore them when you don't need anything, unlike the actual waiter who is always getting the attention of the table. It's a pretty nice solution to the dilemma between constant service and a private dining experience.
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On March 15 2011 06:28 ImHuko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 06:23 Bobster wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand(or pointing, which my mom taught me not to do at the age of 5) to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Huh interesting, must be a cultural difference. Over here it's quite common to get the attention of the waiter if you want/need something, and obviously, the waiters don't mind. On March 15 2011 06:21 MuTT wrote:On March 15 2011 06:17 The KY wrote:On March 15 2011 05:57 ImHuko wrote:
Anyone who is a waiter would probably get extremely pissed at some ass raising their hand to get more food. It is extremely rude and uncivilized to get up/raise hand for a waiter, you sit and wait. They were also probably laughing because of you acting like an little attention craved kid trying to get food. Asking for service from the guy whose job it is to provide it isn't rude. So screaming at a mcdonalds employee to hurry up is okay Going from raising your hand to screaming at someone is a pretty strange leap to make. :lol There could be a cultural difference, but hes from the states, and in the states it is HIGHLY DISRESPECTFUL. My mom taught me not to point when I was like 2
So first you got taught not to point at the age of 5, and then you got taught not to point at the age of 2. And it went from "raising your hand to get attention" to "screaming at a mcdonalds employee".
Why do I get the impression you're making this up as you go along?
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