In this ongoing oasis of good and bad (but mostly bad) behavior, we reveal unsavory things about famous people, because, well, we expect better of our celebrities. Dining is a public action and like all public actions is subject to scrutiny - that's why many of the truly wealthy have cooks at home. Moreover, whatever happened to manners?
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In this ongoing oasis of good and bad (but mostly bad) behavior, we reveal unsavory things about famous people, because, well, we expect better of our celebrities. Dining is a public action and like all public actions is subject to scrutiny - that's why many of the truly wealthy have cooks at home. Moreover, whatever happened to manners?
Or maybe I should mention the baked potatoes that were thrown, or getting yelled at by my boss, because I didn't pour the ketchup the right way!?! But after 3 years, I’m sure that there were a couple good memories. I just can't think of any right off hand.
Thank you, dear gentlemen, for monopolizing my friend's table for three hours. Thank you for harassing passers-by in an attempt to prove that men over 50 are still cool. Thank you for hassling all the 'chicks' working in a further attempt to boost your 'cred'...
Don't assume that my job is easier than yours, and I am some dumb shit who can't get a better job. The restaurant business is a fast paced environment with a high stress level. You don't even see all the things we do behind the scenes. So have some respect.
