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02-26-12, 04:09 PM
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i smell bacon
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I like to use a restaurant reference. We went out to dinner a few years ago, and my uncle's meal was the last to come out, 45min later than everyone else's. If you work in actual restaurants, you know this is ****ing unacceptable because the diner has to watch others eat, and then everyone has to wait for them. He speaks to the hot shot manager and takes a firm stance. The manager starts giving excuses as to why it happened and tried to play it off like it was no big deal. My uncle used no profanity, but made the point very clear that that was piss poor service to be ashamed of. He demanded his portion to be free, and he got it. A $30 rib slab along with drinks.
Anyways, I think a good manager in a decent restaurant should have offered to comp all or at least part of his meal.
02-26-12, 04:16 PM
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Would you just look at it
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At least your uncle waited for the manager to respond (poorly so, I agree that that situation is unacceptable in a restaurant) before demanding a free meal.
Anyways, I think a good manager in a decent restaurant should have offered to comp all or at least part of his meal.
Anyways, I think a good manager in a decent restaurant should have offered to comp all or at least part of his meal.
Here's the problem with the analogy. They're situation was face to face, so feedback is exchanged quickly. I have to wait for these lazy ****s to check their email, read my email, then wait to see what their plan of action is.
If it takes two days to get a response, I don't want to hold a multiple week conversation about this. I want this fixed, yesterday.
Call me impatient. I am.
Oh, and this lolprogram can't even handle my rap genre in one run. This is embarrassing. I feel like childlike understanding of programming can understand the different loads that come from mass quantities. I don't even know if I'm calling the bleep blorps what they are, but this guy obviously slept through his community college classes.
(Not hating on anyone at CC. Took a semester there to knock geneds on the cheap.)
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02-26-12, 04:22 PM
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i smell bacon
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Yes, that's usually how these things go. C'est la vie.
02-26-12, 04:30 PM
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Would you just look at it
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That's why I'm upset. Doesn't matter though, I'm getting over it since I am almost done with my library. I should've been able to set this thing on go and let it magically fix everything in my sleep. Nope, I decide to buy some hippie-commie bull****. His parents were probably a bunch of fair-traders, so they never told the kid the excel. Tragic that his failures are fractionally making my day a little more uncomfortable.
Regardless, its 60 outside and I'm riding. Peace.
Regardless, its 60 outside and I'm riding. Peace.
02-26-12, 04:40 PM
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Second weekend in a row doing 3k+ ft of climbing on 50x16
Shut up legs!
https://app.strava.com/rides/4547180
Shut up legs!
https://app.strava.com/rides/4547180
02-26-12, 04:50 PM
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02-26-12, 05:41 PM
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sniffin' glue
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Got a good 40 miles in today through the hail. Woke up to sunshine, but didn't see much of it on the ride.
02-26-12, 06:53 PM
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Still kicking.
Got a good 60 mile ride in today.
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02-26-12, 07:49 PM
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Wrecked for the first time in months and put my first dent in my top tube. Probably karma kicking my ass for all the negativing energy I've been spewing.
02-26-12, 08:27 PM
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Do you find it easier to race the RHC in your hometown vs milano?
02-26-12, 08:33 PM
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02-26-12, 08:37 PM
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Oh, nice.
Tear it up then
Tear it up then
02-26-12, 08:50 PM
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Anyone know any long mileage rides in the east bay? I'm sick of mine.
02-26-12, 09:24 PM
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Hi, I'm Bryan.
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Hung out with a friend, got an awesome new sweater, drank some Three Floyd's Brian Boru, napped. Going to karaoke in a bit. Good day.
02-26-12, 10:06 PM
#9646
Fresh Garbage
Tore down the Schwinn and built up the SR.
R.i.p. 67cm Schwinner, may you reincarnate as a tall bike
R.i.p. 67cm Schwinner, may you reincarnate as a tall bike
02-26-12, 10:10 PM
#9647
Still kicking.
OMG, tomorrow's road ride will put me over 800 miles for the month...
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02-26-12, 10:11 PM
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Good job Dan! Pretty awesome.
Today is day 3 that I rolled my IT band. It hurts considerably less. Me likey.
Also, got my hair cut. Looking hot for my monday classes?
Today is day 3 that I rolled my IT band. It hurts considerably less. Me likey.
Also, got my hair cut. Looking hot for my monday classes?
02-26-12, 10:31 PM
#9649
Brown Bear, Sqrl Hunter
Oh yeah, put clipless on the fixed. Man I've missed it so much. So much for a "town bike"