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By: nancy

nancy — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 13:50:59 +0000

Sally might be on to something. I know I haven’t heard much from Lennon in a very long time.

By: Sally Restrepo

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Uh, Paul McCartny isn’t dead, John Lennon is.

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By: Johann

Johann — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:21:37 +0000

Nancy, I agree with you in that- regardless of whether the customer asked for it or the staff brought it- if they’ve paid their check, then they should leave, especially at peak times.

That being said, however… and I’m not saying I would condone purposely NOT paying one’s check and simply holding the table, but there have been a couple of occasions in which I have barely had my last bite in my mouth before the waitress came and slapped down the check and, at one place (an eatery here in Springfield that shall remain nameless), literally stood there over me and waited for me to square it up with her right then.

I understand that it’s the “lunch rush”, but holy crapoli. And I also realize there are people who do occupy tables well after they’re done eating, drinking, etc., but I don’t think ALL the blame falls on them. Plus, let’s face it, most restaurants aren’t exactly consistent in enforcing that whole table time thing. The regular customers (you can always tell who they are) and the big spenders (ditto) often seem able to take as long as they choose, be as loud as they want, etc.

From the customer blame standpoint, it’s called common courtesy, something severely lacking nowadays. From the restaurant blame standpoint, it’s called profit-profit-profit. Everything is quantity over quality any more. Regardless, on the whole, I don’t believe one side shares any more or less blame than the other does.

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By: Dan

Dan — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 02:58:16 +0000

I realize it’s a crap shoot. What got me was there were only about six people waiting when she shot us the 45-minute wait estimate. We ended up eating and leaving in that amount of time.

I think the first hostess was at the end of her shift and perhaps a bit spent.