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Subject: Re: British ordering technique
From: Fillup
Posted: Mon Sep 2. 2002, 20:14 UTC
Followup to: "Re: British ordering technique"  by Hamilton Gordon-Smyth  (Mon Sep 2. 2002, 13:04 UTC)
> 
> Perhaps the habbit of buying drinks individually is due to UK prices. 
> In London a Vodka Tonic can cost as much as £7.00 ($11.00 ish). Would 
> you want to buy 10 drinks at that price?!


       I think you misunderstood the statement. She was not suggesting that 
one person should order more than one drink for themselves at a time. It is 
when you are waiting on a group of people and they "one drink you to death". I 
personally has asked customers, when they order one drink, if anybody else 
would want a drink and get no response. Then when you bring them a drink the 
next person will order one. After the second time I ask if anybody else wants 
one I understand that it is just going to be five or six seperate one drink 
orders. Maybe they can't remember more than one drink at a time but I do this 
for a living and sure the hell can. One person dosen't have to pay for them 
all, I know how to make change for more than one person also.


         Fillup:->


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