On the subject of manners, going out to eat is something some people
should learn how to do it properly. There are some people who go out
with some sense of self-entitlement or take their bitternessand
frustrations on someone else. Some take the smallest excuse to make a
drama out of nothing and complain and expect things for free. At the
end it all comes down to manners. Anybody with me?

On 4 Apr 2004 05:33:53 -0700,
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>At the
>end it all comes down to manners. Anybody with me?

Stop talking with your mouth full.

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> On the subject of manners, going out to eat is something
> some people should learn how to do it properly. There
> are some people who go out with some sense of
> self-entitlement or take their bitternessand frustrations on
> someone else. Some take the smallest excuse to make a
> drama out of nothing and complain and expect things for
> free. At the end it all comes down to manners. Anybody
> with me?

Frankly, no.

The two examples you cited "those that are" bitter and carrying around a
load of self-entitlement or drama queens (male and female) are by their very
nature boorish and often an embarrassment to be seen with. Very little --
aside from declining any future invitations to dine with them after that
first experience -- can be done to change them and their ingrained habits.

The Ranger

) wrote in message om>...
> On the subject of manners, going out to eat is something some people
> should learn how to do it properly. There are some people who go out
> with some sense of self-entitlement or take their bitternessand
> frustrations on someone else. Some take the smallest excuse to make a
> drama out of nothing and complain and expect things for free. At the
> end it all comes down to manners. Anybody with me?


It is kind of true that in some places there is a lot of nid-picking
about every little thing but that doesn't mean in all places. If you
do have a problem with how something was done it is only polite to
mention it POLITELY. You don't have to make a big deal out of it
especially if it's something small.