This is an indirect dumb restaurant customer story, in that it involves my restaurant uniform but not the actual restaurant or it's customers.

"Employees reportedly weren't worried about the man getting blood on the food"

"There is no difference in ranking when it comes to banana peppers, bell peppers, jalapenos, or any type of pepper being used as a pizza topping. They are all equally disgusting."

How many women have to come forward before people stop defending him?

Obviously the biggest factor is how strong the relationship is. I had a serious relationship that lasted for 6 years. Around the beginning of year 5 we moved in together (her into my place). That lasted approx. 1 year and ultimately ended the relationship. We couldn't stand being around each other all of the time, but…

Good eye! I didn't even notice that First Aid was a retool of Off Road. Those vehicle modes look completely different. Those are the kinds of retools I love.

At one point in the film, Christian tells Ana that he doesn't "make love," he "fucks...hard."

I have to say, I with yipes. The point a lot of people seem to be missing is that the family didn't know the man was a robbery suspect. All they knew is that he rear-ended them. Now, as satisfying as it was to watch them kick the shit out of that dude, the fact remains that they ran up to the car immediately after…

Regarding following customers to the parking lot after receiving a bad tip, I have a good story about that.

" they gave me a lot of attitude and said they are European and that they don't have to tip"

Any charges filed in that car crash? I know he passed the field sobriety test but he still caused the accident that resulted in someone losing their life.

I agree. Obviously Pope Alexander's experience is uniquely their own, but my experience mirrors yours. I've known several men who call women "females" and they definitely do not refer to men as "males".

I'm a man and I'm seriously considering one of these. Have an IS right now and need something with more cargo space.

"She blew…a bubble……and she blew….a bee"

Isn't it pronounced "Mortal Combat Ten"? I always thought any roman numerals were meant to be pronounced as numbers.

"He was being both flattering and polite"

"Have you ever rented a microwave? Have you ever leased a toaster?"

Maybe you should trust that your friend is capable of making their own decisions. Maybe you also shouldn't presume that you know what's best for other people.

I really like that interpretation. Would be nice to see a writer tackle it in this manner.

"I think in a healthy relationship it can often get to the point where the two people know most of each others passwords just out of convenience and trust more than anything else"