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OWWWW,,, EYEBLEACH! EYEBLEACH! MY CORNEAS JUST THREW UP!!!
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Pace, whose blind now
Regards
Pace, whose blind now
41 murders in 38 days.. really Phil? Is that some kind of a record?Philadelphia area. You seen the news lately (41 murders in 38 days..)....mean is what we do...
(i left the purchases with said loon so it could undo the transaction....then went back and got more and went to the register next to loon...)
THAT's a good tactic!Philadelphia area. You seen the news lately (41 murders in 38 days..)....mean is what we do...
(i left the purchases with said loon so it could undo the transaction....then went back and got more and went to the register next to loon...)
An average of almost one murder per day last year. Yikes.. i know there are part of Philly one not dare tread.Really..yep 41 in 38. not sure if a record...but..then again...nothing to toot a horn over..
lemme check... cant readily tell...but at this rate...we'll bust last year... http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2011/12/30/philadelphia-closes-2011-with-highest-per-capita-murder-rate-in-u-s/
no. and I'm more of a hit the fist- bonk the head kinda guy anyway. nyuk nyuk....
Well given the penchant for poorly paid waiters to piss in the soup, why Phil would assume that the produce had not already been used in a game of Floor Hockey at a place that cares for its workers as well as Walmart does, is rather beyond me.Hi dee ho, Phil here..
Fresh back from a spin to the Walmart.
At said WM, Phil purchaced various sundries, including some apples.
Apples you say? (um, yeah. at $1.57 a pound, can't beat em...)
(Bananas too, but that's another story...)
Anyhoo.. Phil arrives at the quick checkout line, and proceeds to place his items on the counter for the aforementioned loon to put through the rigor of moving from point a, over scanner <beep>, to point b (into a bag)
Problem.. Phil apparently placed his bag o apples at a distance, not more than an additional half arms length beyond the reach of the, to this point silent, loon. Suddenly, all manner of cacophany ensues.. something about no consideration, a click or two, and a glare. (meanwhile Phil's just standing there, looking in his wallet for the debit card).. THen all of a suddden Phil's apples are slammed down on the scanner, and then, boom...they're festooning the floor. (knew i'd get festoon in there... Proud of me...)
What's that you say...think Phil got a 'sorry bud about them apples'.. nope. More glaring, then a huff or two..and an additional comment about me (Phil here) putting said persona through additional work...and the apples are up.... and theyre headed for the bag with my other purchases. (a-glaring at me..all the while.)
Did Phil:
a. thank the loon. and take the now freshly floor rolled apples on his way..
b. drop a suplex on the loon.
c. engage in a lecture on the proprieties of civil discourse
d. remind, that dropping out of school was the precursor....
e. say, no thanks, forget about the whole transaction.
harrumph.
Yeah, i know and it's one of the few big cities i've not been and would love to see. The historical elements in particular.. LOVE that about Boston!lots of parts of philly...
An aspect i'd not considered. Well done.Well given the penchant for poorly paid waiters to piss in the soup, why Phil would assume that the produce had not already been used in a game of Floor Hockey at a place that cares for its workers as well as Walmart does, is rather beyond me.
If you want to be treated well by the staff, you might consider shopping at a place that treats its staff well.
Not sure where you get that I think its a personality trait rather than a response to a crappy working envirornment.given that perspective, Phil muses...
> Why you hold persons such as waiters, and the aforereferenced loon, in such low regard. As though such behavior is a personality trait..foisted upon with such disregard to personal mores and perceptions of decencyy
> Further... by that standard... you ought gat some 10 to 1 belach going on your computer.. given the state of affairs in sweatshops..er communal factories..in China.. eek.. we all should...
As I said: Kroger.Well given the penchant for poorly paid waiters to piss in the soup, why Phil would assume that the produce had not already been used in a game of Floor Hockey at a place that cares for its workers as well as Walmart does, is rather beyond me.
If you want to be treated well by the staff, you might consider shopping at a place that treats its staff well.
Waiters may not have been the best choice for such an analogy, as they are piad primarily by TIPS.given that perspective, Phil muses...
> Why you hold persons such as waiters, and the aforereferenced loon, in such low regard. As though such behavior is a personality trait..foisted upon with such disregard to personal mores and perceptions of decencyy
> Further... by that standard... you ought gat some 10 to 1 belach going on your computer.. given the state of affairs in sweatshops..er communal factories..in China.. eek.. we all should...
Um having worked in a kitchen... I KNOW they do -maybe not piss, but "sneezing" on the desert of an [Unwelcome language removed] patron???quite right...was going for pervasive..but was in a hurry....frain fart..as it were..
anyhoo.. so you figure people, like waiters, piss in the soup in response to their environs..?
Right, but if the customer has already indicated they are not going to tip well by being an [Unwelcome language removed], why not sneeze on their food or piss in their wine?Waiters may not have been the best choice for such an analogy, as they are piad primarily by TIPS.
Well, ummm, as one who has worked in the industry, alls I can say is...ahh, don't be an [Unwelcome language removed] to the waiter.Right, but if the customer has already indicated they are not going to tip well by being an [Unwelcome language removed], why not sneeze on their food or piss in their wine?