Pushing those drinks!!

[cdnmatt]

What I really love is when restaurant owners come over to your table in the middle of a meal, and proceed to give you their life story. That's always great fun.

(sarcasm)

[FarangRuMak]

The problem with All of Me was he listened to suggestions.

For me the problem was vanilla & lady-boy type staff.
The kid of place I avoid like a plague-house but that's me.

[joe552]

For me the problem was vanilla & lady-boy type staff.
The kid of place I avoid like a plague-house but that's me.

Exactly, FRM, not your type of bar? Don't go! I liked it, so I went. Luckily we have choices. Personally, I think it was good.

[FarangRuMak]

Yes.
Variety is the spice of life.
I gave it a try or two then I didn't go back.

[francois]

I was often in the bar when the 'barmy army' gathered. I had no problem with them. It was a group of friends meeting for a drink or a coffee, before dispersing for dinner or whatever. They didn't monopolise the staff's time, I never felt badly served by staff when they were there.

I really don't understand your point. How did their "demands" change what the owner was offering?

joe, how can anyone understand the point someone is trying to make on this forum?
Basically it is all bs or fun and games with little or no reason or logic in many of the responses to posts. Sad.

It seems that many posters here just want to shit on anyone and everyone that doesn't fit their mold even if they have nothing to base their statements upon.

[Manforallseasons]

All of Me became the hang out of the coffin dodging brigade. Originally sel-styled as 'barmy army' and now metamhorphosed into The Meatloafateers. You can imagine the 'suggestions' that lot came up with. Every single one would involve charging them less.

Word has it that whilst making suggestions the group leader was drinking tea with a tea bag he brought with him.

[FarangRuMak]

Tea-bagging is a harmless vice but more common than you might think among the retired community.
It's passive yet mouthwatering.

[gerefan2]

And what is wrong with bringing your own,favourite,hard to get, unavailable, tea?
It's the same with Wine and corkage isn't it?

[FarangRuMak]

How much to cork a Tea bag?
I could see the staff offering Tea-Bagging for a fee though.

[whitemouse]

How much to cork a Tea bag?
I could see the staff offering Tea-Bagging for a fee though.

That would be nice, and very healthy. But staff here rarely has bags, they have more like Macadanian nuts, hard with rough edges, and lacking elasticity. Not something soft, sweaty, low hanging, bouncing, sweaty (did I stipulate sweaty allready)?

Is that too much to ask? Does this strike you as unreasonable to expect?