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Subject: Re: British ordering technique
From: Mud
Posted: Wed Sep 18. 2002, 07:54 UTC
Followup to: "Re: British ordering technique"  by JMeer  (Tue Sep 3. 2002, 23:25 UTC)
 
> I once had a guy tell me in very forceful tones that he had a "big 
> order" and was I ready. I was assuming 10-15 drinks, and the maximum 
> number I can remember without having to doublecheck is about 8-10 at 
> once, even when the bar is busy, so I steeled myself. And he ordered 
> four drinks. Hey, that's the business. Get all types.


 I work in a (sometimes) really busy place & that is one of my pet peeves, 
when they order a drink then give you the 'hold-on' finger while they turn to 
all 6 of their friends, one at a time, and ask them what they are drinking. I 
politely (sarcasm implied) ask them "if there are any other drinks I should 
know about before I go and make these?" I also like it when they rattle off 
6-7 drinks (it is imperative that you remember the order for this to work) to 
ask them what did they say right after "could I get a ...." then surprise them 
with the correct order. My goodness, how did He remember all 6 of those drinks?


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