If you are a regular and regularly tip poorly, the waitresses will know. You will get tables near the kitchen,

If you get sloshed at a chain restaurant, it’s a miracle. Usually, the drinks are so watered down that you’ll run a risk of overhydration before you get a buzz...

I see no problem with recreational marijuana though, and think that it could be a great business and tax income resource for the state, provided that the state can get out of its own way.

Why is everyone being so negative, we now have a comfortable majority in the House and can do whatever we want to reign in 45.

Do you truly believe that being at one’s ideal weight has a negative affect upon the circulatory system? Normal weight people are perfectly capable of maintaining their body temperature.

Unless there’s a layer of ice forming on the coffee you ordered 2 minutes ago, it’s not too cold.

If you cannot handle one inch of your skin being exposed to room-temperature air you should not be at a restaurant, you should be in a plastic bubble in a fucking hospital.

Healthy thin people don’t run cold because of their high metabolisms. If anything, they run hot.

A restaurant shouldn’t be 50 or even 60 degrees.

You can dress for the cold, but you can’t dress for the heat.

There is some number of layers or combination of materials that will make this person comfortable.

Seriously, you have some type of medical condition that is impeding your circulatory system.

It never fails - these are invariably the women with low necklines, bare midriffs, short skirts (and LONG jackets - sorry, irrelevant) and no leg ware/stockings.

Any decent restaurant would have the manager come have a talk with you if you wore those for dinner...

Also, dress appropriately for the season.

You’ve been making it so far being your own doctor. Let me know how that works out for you when you get real medical problems.

One of the reasons the rest of us non-wonderful people have trouble getting to see a specialist is that people like you are tying up their time with inappropriate visits.

but self-treatment can be a recipe for disaster

I know a lot of differnt type physicians, nurses and other people in health care. ALL of them have PCPs because they’re smart enough to know that they don’t know everything not allowed to fill their own prescriptions.

Good!  To the point is professional and business communication 101.
If I have to wade through platitudes or go back to look at previous correspondence to figure out what the hell you mean, chances are I’ll try to find alternatives to dealing with you and your company in the future.