EPTOfficial State of the Game Podcast Thread - Page 607
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Deference
United States15 Posts
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Kazzabiss
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Happy Birthday Tyler !!! | ||
NonY
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On March 16 2011 01:41 Dystisis wrote: Have you ever worked in a service industry? Or ever worked anywhere at all? bottom line is that there are very rude ways for customers to demand service but it's never wrong to politely request service. considering what we all know about day9, and considering incontrol made a point to say that the whole time day9 is acting like the nicest and friendliest guy in the world, it's safe to say that day9 was not acting like some nightmare customer. | ||
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Dystisis
Norway713 Posts
On March 16 2011 01:59 Liquid`Tyler wrote: bottom line is that there are very rude ways for customers to demand service but it's never wrong to politely request service. considering what we all know about day9, and considering incontrol made a point to say that the whole time day9 is acting like the nicest and friendliest guy in the world, it's safe to say that day9 was not acting like some nightmare customer. Agreed, but the notion that a person who is paying for food has the right to act in disrespectful ways to people who happen to work there doesn't make sense. The people who work there has the 'right' to become aggravated if they are outright disrespected by a customer. Of course as far as I understand this was just a misunderstanding, in many places waiters will keep a humorous tone and recognize when people (like Day9) is doing the same, though for some reason this waiter obviously didn't. | ||
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Lomak
United States311 Posts
The people who work there has the 'right' to become aggravated if they are outright disrespected by a customer. As someone who has worked extensively in the food catering business that is simply NOT true. It's your job as a waiter / waitress to provide the most quality experience you can regardless of how the customer acts. No matter how big of an asshole they are , you put on a shit eating grin and you eat that shit right up, because that's your job. Some people (like the waiter in this story) are just bad at their job. Don't get me wrong, food service is possibly the most frustrating experience an employee will ever come across, but at no point does that give you the right to lose your composure, its just unprofessional. | ||
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
On March 16 2011 02:15 Lomak wrote: As someone who has worked extensively in the food catering business that is simply NOT true. It's your job as a waiter / waitress to provide the most quality experience you can regardless of how the customer acts. No matter how big of an asshole they are , you put on a shit eating grin and you eat that shit right up, because that's your job. Some people (like the waiter in this story) are just bad at their job. Don't get me wrong, food service is possibly the most frustrating experience an employee will ever come across, but at no point does that give you the right to lose your composure, its just unprofessional. Agreed, I have worked part time at a diner for almost 2 years now, first day of work my boss says to me "Always treat the customer with the utmost respect with the only exception of them assaulting you physically or running out the diner not paying their bills. You just have to swallow your pride and do your work. | ||
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Dystisis
Norway713 Posts
On March 16 2011 02:15 Lomak wrote: As someone who has worked extensively in the food catering business that is simply NOT true. It's your job as a waiter / waitress to provide the most quality experience you can regardless of how the customer acts. No matter how big of an asshole they are , you put on a shit eating grin and you eat that shit right up, because that's your job. Some people (like the waiter in this story) are just bad at their job. Don't get me wrong, food service is possibly the most frustrating experience an employee will ever come across, but at no point does that give you the right to lose your composure, its just unprofessional. Yeah I work partly in the service industry. I guess you are right to an extent. However, there are certain behavior which is not tolerated, and these things do vary greatly from location to location/workplace to workplace. For example, while working somewhere you're supposed to treat customers really well and cater to them etc., but if there are people there who's not going to to buy anything and are indisputably disrupting the actual customers, you "ask them to leave". I agree with you overall though, the waiter shouldn't have responded like that at all, especially considering how Day9 doesn't exactly ooze with harmful intentions. I still find the idea that people can treat others who work some place badly simply because they pay for the food to be stupid. But that is actually besides the topic, because Day9 obviously didn't treat the waiter badly, at least not intentionally... | ||
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DyEnasTy
United States3720 Posts
Awesome podcast, so much fun to listen too! The crowd was awesome!! (even if was east coast) | ||
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
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Stiver
Canada285 Posts
HOW DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? why does this thread even exist, so stupid people can argue about the most inane things said in the podcast? My god. | ||
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
On March 16 2011 01:41 Dystisis wrote: Have you ever worked in a service industry? Or ever worked anywhere at all? You clearly haven't, or your employer really didn't give two shits. Would like to hear more Husky in the future, not a fan of his casts but damn he was definitely one of the better guests so far. I was going in not really sure what to expect but yeah, this was definitely enjoyable. | ||
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McKTenor13
United States1383 Posts
I really cant believe reading through here the conversation about the waiter. lol it's simple, the waiter shouldn't have been a dick. It's not like day9 was being an asshole towards, honestly if I were the waiter I would've been laughing my ass off watching that. Take a hint from Tyler.....chill | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10305 Posts
Day9 for pro player again, woop woop make it happen <3 | ||
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Logo
United States7542 Posts
Anyways more importantly the podcast was awesome and hilarious and makes me wish I had stayed around to get in as people filtered out, but oh well. I was really happy that Husky finally made it on, not that I'm a fan (if anything it was the opposite), but he really showed why he has a big following and why he's great for e-sports. I'm now looking forward to seeing more of him this year. I really hope people took notice of SC2 as its presence at Pax far outreached the amount of planning and attention given to it pre-event. EDIT: Also incontrol you baffle me. You lost 0-2 vs Naniwa in an unwinnable situation due to monumental lag THEN GO READ THE COMMENTS ON THE STREAM. WTF?!?! | ||
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NExt
Australia1651 Posts
On March 16 2011 00:30 Scraps wrote: Here's a picture of the State of the Game from Pax East 2011! On stage is : Day[9], Husky, JP, djWheat, incontrol, ThisIsJimmy, Pokebunny Pax East 2011 State of the Game panel heaps nice.. thx alot for the post! | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
I really like watching it live, but can never be bothered getting out of bed at 11am to see if a SotG might be happening. | ||
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dacthehork
United States2000 Posts
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On March 16 2011 04:22 dacthehork wrote: this is just purely my personal opinion and I know day9 has appeal / fan base but god I can't stand him on state of the game /casting / in general. Not to say he is bad at all, just can't stand him in any way. Thanks for sharing. Anyone else? | ||
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
I like Day as well but sometimes he is a bit too sugar coated for my likes. He's like listening to Mike & Mike in the morning. He has an opinion on absolutely nothing because he doesn't want to alienate anyone. | ||
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Durn
Canada360 Posts
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