Recently, we shared the most expensive restaurants in India and how it promises to give us a heart attack. Now let’s turn tables and say, the customers giving a heart attack. Yes, restaurants receive all kinds of customers and some of these unique spices you would have also met at one point or the other. Here’re some horribly annoying, arrogant and loathsome people you see around in the restaurants. Hope you’re not one of them.
People who behave badly We are well-mannered
Forget about please and thank you, some people treat the restaurant staff like their slaves for the night. They don’t even bother to show the basic human courteousness.
The finger tickers Come here, you slave
There is a world of divergence between waving the hand for the order, and ticking the fingers at the waiter.
Mobile phone maniacs But it has to be on the table
For some people their mobiles are their children. They settle the phone at middle of the table, so that a waiter keeps on trying to find the place to put the dishes down. Also, if a person uses the phone while interacting with another person, then it is considered rude.
People who find problems in splitting up the bill Hey waiter, can you calculate?
The worst thing happens when people try to involve the waiter in their ‘splitting bill’ argument. Don’t pull the waiter into your discussion, sought it and then call for the bill.
The restaurant shoppers Sir, your table is ready
People these days are so kind, that they book tables in three different restaurants and don’t appear in any of them. If you are not going to make it, then at least cancel the booking so that the staff can offer your table to other people who are eyeing off an empty counter.
People who come with their children And we are serious
Many people visit a fine-dining bistro with their little monsters, so that they can ruin their as well as others night. Before taking your children out, learn to control them, because they can get unnecessarily loud.
The coffee buffs What?
I tell you, people order their coffee hot but they don’t want it to be too hot. Are you kidding me?
Author’s Name: Pranay Gautam
