I’m sorry too. Not that it really helps, but I’m in your shoes when I eat out as well.

Ok, here’s how it goes down:

I mainly liked Oilrig because I am only decent at sniping and ambushes.

I have drunk breast milk, genius. It’s a food item, literally the first mammalian food item. It is not comparable to having excrement on a prep or consumption surface.

Did they at least turn the table (clean/replace all surfaces and tableware)?

Only idiots make that argument, I have absolutely told those kind of people to go elsewhere. If you can’t tell that breast milk is clean while feces is not I don’t want you touching my dining room. And that’s pretty much a quote.

As a server I’ve def avoided negative customer interactions in a way that could have been unfair to another more tolerant customer, esp if the offender was the type to get their entire group to fuck me on a tip. But when it comes to health and safety I take zero bullshit.

You indicate you were away from the majority of people in the room, could you tell if the server(s) were aware of this?

“Justice” would be them paying restitution in full for dragging this guy into court over bullshit.

Most folks probably don’t want you living right next to them either, but most people aren’t shitstains that drag people to court over it.

hey, don’t mess with someone rationalizing a bias.

Before we all go in on the French, remember that they make the best hairy/natural gangbang vids.

I’ll bet uncle-dad and cousin-mom were pissed when he called from jail.

If you eat it fast enough you don’t see the veins.

The question is: Are individuals or communities allowed to capitalize on their own culture or stereotypes?

I’d punch someone for NOT giving me some cold fried chicken right now.

Oh for sure, but in a casual I mean, who cares? Everyone will see who pulled the gun.

I can’t believe we’re losing to these guys. - Lovitz as Dukakis, paraphrased.

Does this still happen in CS? “Knife fight” was a pretty normal thing on casuals back when I palyed.

Making a “ghetto latte” by ordering an espresso in a large cup and filling the rest with free milk