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Tabby 1 year ago
#13 I actually like that one! 
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Chan 1 year ago
#13. 7?? Wtf
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Bridgie 1 year ago
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Been in the food service industry for 8 years.
Hell man just walk over to the counter and eat your food.
Sorry, most kitchens don't have white linen table cloths for you.
Been in the food service industry for 8 years.
Hell man just walk over to the counter and eat your food.
Sorry, most kitchens don't have white linen table cloths for you.
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Olive 1 year ago
#21 you are NOT a victim. 'babe' is cheesy, sure, but only from the 'ugly' guys right? the rest sound like something your grandparents would say, so my guess is you served some boomers at lunch hour. try again.
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Evelina 1 year ago
Olive,
lovely and darling are nice....
lovely and darling are nice....
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Manuel 1 year ago
21-Another insidious woke post trying to gatekeep and edit how people talk and think.
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Noel 1 year ago
English is not my native language; still I hate it when someone uses 'could of' (like #28 amongst others)
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Nate 1 year ago
Noel, Well with the natural progression of languages, a word starting with the letter H has this kind of thing happen. It becomes silent...look at Spanish with Hasta. So it's slowly evolving from Could Have to Could of, natural progression.
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Noel 1 year ago
Nate,
I know, but that doesn't mean I have to like it
I know, but that doesn't mean I have to like it
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Emanuel 1 year ago
Noel,
That's where the Contraction, "could've" is grammatically appropriate. Oddly, it's a Contraction that isn't used very much.
That's where the Contraction, "could've" is grammatically appropriate. Oddly, it's a Contraction that isn't used very much.
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Virdie 1 year ago
#8 Correction, 90% would kill someone with food poisoning. I've seen "experienced" cooks with decades in commercial kitchens take a patty dropped on floor and put it on a bun, and with raw meat on hands make a hand tossed salad.
#19 Another example of "experience" meaning doing everything wrong for a very long time. Hard to fight this, but that's why industry standards and health and safety laws exist.
#19 Another example of "experience" meaning doing everything wrong for a very long time. Hard to fight this, but that's why industry standards and health and safety laws exist.
Been in the food service industry for 8 years.
Hell man just walk over to the counter and eat your food.
Sorry, most kitchens don't have white linen table cloths for you.
lovely and darling are nice....
I know, but that doesn't mean I have to like it
That's where the Contraction, "could've" is grammatically appropriate. Oddly, it's a Contraction that isn't used very much.
#19 Another example of "experience" meaning doing everything wrong for a very long time. Hard to fight this, but that's why industry standards and health and safety laws exist.