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A sour puss at Pretty's restaurant

Ladysaw

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Maybe her dog died or her boyfriend left her or someone's sick or it's the time of the month or a million other reasons why someone might not be happy and smiling. Everybody has off-days and it's really unfortunate when your job needs you to interact with the public and you happen to feel pants. However sour she might have been, it was about her, not about you. You have my sympathies insofar as it isn't pleasant to get service sans smile, but you need to be a bit understanding sometimes and starting a thread about a waitress being in a bad mood comes off as a bit high-maintenance.
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UncleBen Wrote:

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> Rubbish place imo, ate there once, not again. And

> look at their hygiene score! Jah is friends with

> staff in their so he would say that.


Be nice to see you post something positive about a business or in fact anyone one day. Perhaps that's asking too much. What a total misery bollocks you are.

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