Don’t make it any harder on wait people than you have to, there are enough real jerks out there, be polite.
Jamal definitely asked for that! All that for a coffee?? Please!
Thank you, Mr. Bentley, for not abusing “the other ‘N-word’!”
Actually, this sounds like dear old Mum – who would have had a fit over that remark because she insisted “like” ONLY means to be fond of.
’that’s Captain Grammar Police.’
Yahtzee!
“Can I have . . . " in this context is a perfectly acceptable way of asking, “Your name, please?” Jamaal hasn’t got a case.
When people ask me this, I often reply “Can you spell Nabukudurriutsur?” They never can, so I say, well, then let’s just go with “George.” (That’s Babylonian for Nebuchadnezzar.)
But, you can call me, MR. TIBBS!
RohanDemon almost 3 years ago
Don’t make it any harder on wait people than you have to, there are enough real jerks out there, be polite.
djtenltd almost 3 years ago
Jamal definitely asked for that! All that for a coffee?? Please!
Michael G. almost 3 years ago
Thank you, Mr. Bentley, for not abusing “the other ‘N-word’!”
Dani Rice almost 3 years ago
Actually, this sounds like dear old Mum – who would have had a fit over that remark because she insisted “like” ONLY means to be fond of.
oakie817 almost 3 years ago
’that’s Captain Grammar Police.’
petermerck almost 3 years ago
Yahtzee!
paullp Premium Member almost 3 years ago
“Can I have . . . " in this context is a perfectly acceptable way of asking, “Your name, please?” Jamaal hasn’t got a case.
Rogers George Premium Member almost 3 years ago
When people ask me this, I often reply “Can you spell Nabukudurriutsur?” They never can, so I say, well, then let’s just go with “George.” (That’s Babylonian for Nebuchadnezzar.)
Jim Kerner almost 3 years ago
But, you can call me, MR. TIBBS!