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>I fail to see how this is relevant to the discussion at all. The example OP provided is about how asking someone to bring you coffee can produce unexpected re
by kempbellt 6y ago
>I fail to see how this is relevant to the discussion at all.
The example OP provided is about how asking someone to bring you coffee can produce unexpected results. I furthered the point that it can still happen with trained and experienced baristas - people who make coffee for a living.
If someone is being obviously and intentionally malicious by doing a task incorrectly, then yeah, let them go. You'll both likely be happier for it.
- ianferrel 6y ago> I furthered the point that it can still happen with trained and experienced baristas - people who make coffee for a living. You've had a trained barista give you a cup full of unground coffee beans when you asked for a cup of coffee? I find that hard to believe.