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@KingAdrock wrote:
I do have to ask, when on earth would a server put their finger in your drink glass? I've never ever seen that.
@Junejer wrote:
@KingAdrock wrote:
I do have to ask, when on earth would a server put their finger in your drink glass? I've never ever seen that.
When they are bringing out the drinks and carrying something else in their other hand, so they grab all the glasses by the inside, instead of just getting a tray or something to carry the drinks. What, are you looked at like an incompetent, if you need to use a tray?
@WhirledPeasPlease wrote:
@Junejer wrote:
@KingAdrock wrote:
I do have to ask, when on earth would a server put their finger in your drink glass? I've never ever seen that.
When they are bringing out the drinks and carrying something else in their other hand, so they grab all the glasses by the inside, instead of just getting a tray or something to carry the drinks. What, are you looked at like an incompetent, if you need to use a tray?Actually yes -- lol. For me, you were kind of expected to be able to carry at least 5 twenty-three oz beers at once. Bottles at least 7. I know it's crazy.I always used a tray if there was a CHANCE I'd touch something..., but then again, I wasn't as 'hip' as the younger kids. Of course, even using a tray I managed to dump a bottle on a guy. I thought I could get thru the crowd during a play-off game w/ the tray above my head. Everything stayed put except for a bottle of Bud Light... eh.. bought the guy a beer and all was good!
Ummmmm ... does this mean it's against regulations in order to protect the strippers' health (because bills are so dirty) or to protect the patrons' health (because the bills have been ... well, you know ... )
Nectarine wrote:
And that stripper trick involving the bills? It's actually against health regulations in some areas because of how dirty the money is. It was that way when I lived in Tulsa, it was actually covered in my food handler's class (under health violations). Ew!
@Anonymous Carlin wrote:I’m gonna tell you a true story about immunization. When I was a little boy in NYC in the 1940s, we swam in the Hudson River. And it was filled with raw sewage. OK? We swam in raw sewage. You know, to cool off in the summer. And at that time the big fear was polio. Thousands of kids died from polio every year. But you wanna know something? In my neighborhood, nobody ever got polio. Nobody. Ever. And you know why? Because we swam in raw sewage. We had strenghened our immune systems. The polio never had a prayer. We were tempered in raw ****.
So personally, I never take any special precautions against germs. I don’t shy away from people who sneeze or cough, I don’t wipe off the telephone, I don’t cover the toilet seat and if I drop food on the floor I pick it up and eat it. I eat it! Even if I’m at a sidewalk café. In Calcutta. The poor section. On New Year’s morning after a soccer riot.
I shopped at that "big box" store early this morning. Each time before reaching for a new bag, my cashier licked her thumb. Later in the morning, I called the big box chain's main customer service department and complained about the thumb-licking habit. Their rep was very nice and sympathetic about the situation. She documented my comments, and forwarded them to their corporate offices.
psychic wrote:
About twice a month, I shop in a very famous "big box" discount store. I try to use the self-service checkout whenever I can. However, often times, the self-service registers are closed. One thing that I find annoying is when this store's cashiers lick their thumbs before bagging, or when reaching for bills in the cash register. It seems like a very "germy" habit.
BEFORE? That's not cleanliness, that's OCD.
@fishbjc wrote:
So...do you wash your hands BEFORE and AFTER using the potty?