QueSeraSera
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in case you missed it, I'm suspicious that the waitress actually wrote the note.
Your suspicion has no basis other than you have a suspicion .
In cased you missed that.
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in case you missed it, I'm suspicious that the waitress actually wrote the note.
the same Living Water is available to the lesbian waitress
It was straight forwad and honest. Can't ask for much more than that
in case you missed it, I'm suspicious that the waitress actually wrote the note. there is no evidence available that the customers did so and the identity of the customers is mysteriously unknown
And what He said about those people was that they were "sick, in need of a Doctor"
Yes, it's a right any way you look at it.
in case you missed it, I'm suspicious that the waitress actually wrote the note. there is no evidence available that the customers did so and the identity of the customers is mysteriously unknown
I don't think anybody reading this thread could have missed your suspicions. You have mentioned it repeatedly - ignoring that there is no evidence that the waitress wrote the note.
You mean where He pointed out her error of ways by having more than one husband? Good find
Actually, yes. The only time a customer is obligated to leve a tip is when the dining party exceeds a certain number and the customer is notified that the tip will be mandatory. But in a situation like this, a family of four, the tip is paid or withheld based on any consideration the dining party chooses.
Mysteriously? Did you expect her to post the customers name and maybe include a picture and address so people could send her hate mail? Maybe she respects the persons privacy. Maybe she didn't ask the person her name to begin with. I didn't know the names of most the people I waited on when back when I worked at a restaurant.there is no evidence available that the customers did so and the identity of the customers is mysteriously unknown
The waitress had the opton at the first sign f discontent to offer the customers a different server. Using her common sense, had she any, she could have taken the steps to allow the customers a more pleasant experience that met their expectations.
I don't think anybody reading this thread could have missed your suspicions. You have mentioned it repeatedly - ignoring that there is no evidence that the waitress wrote the note.
I have worked plenty of shifts were I was the only server currently there (tonight, for example). So it would be either service from me or no service at all.
I don't recall any advice given on the note.The person who shafted her on the tip didn't offer her any living water. Just unwanted advice on her sexual orientation and an empty wallet. The customer made up an excuse to be cheap and not pay her and then added insult to injury with the letter.
It has as much basis as the alternate theory
Yeah but he didn't leave a NOTE and nothing.
He gave her Living Water.
Following Jesus's example, if you're going to point out the error of someone's ways, you have to give them some kind of wonderful, even miraculous gift.
Otherwise you're just a nasty old self-righteous Scrooge.