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> I feel the demand to sit down and be waited on to have a unique experience is still very much there, latent, ready to explode. It disappoints me that I'm not
by dorkwood 6y ago
> I feel the demand to sit down and be waited on to have a unique experience is still very much there, latent, ready to explode.
It disappoints me that I'm not able to get any enjoyment out of this sort of experience. The very idea of being waited on hand and foot makes me uncomfortable, but I suspect I'm in the minority on that one.
- treesknees 6y agoIt all about setting expectations. I typically do this based on the price and atmosphere of the restaurant. If I'm paying $50+ for a steak and had to change out of my graphic T-shirt to walk in, I expect that I'm paying for someone to ensure it's a great experience and they're ready for it (plus a healthy tip, of course.) If I'm paying $13.99 for a burger and a beer, I just need them to bring me my food and refill my drink every once in a while.