‘Have the lobster, it’s my favorite!’ — and other lies your waiter tells you to get you to spend more
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JB I have said it before, the Chef might describe a dish to the staff, and if they are lucky they can sample one bite of a plate he/she prepared to show them - give them a visual, but the servers certainly aren't eating the "catch of the day" where they work. It is ridiculous to think they are. I think, at least this article admits to "acting" at least they are trying to do a good job and work for their tips! better than "Whattchya want?" and walking away...
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/lifestyle/food/should_you_trust_your_server_vLLYM9UuUvQv6AzBYK0UlM#ixzz1EublxlgD
JB I have said it before, the Chef might describe a dish to the staff, and if they are lucky they can sample one bite of a plate he/she prepared to show them - give them a visual, but the servers certainly aren't eating the "catch of the day" where they work. It is ridiculous to think they are. I think, at least this article admits to "acting" at least they are trying to do a good job and work for their tips! better than "Whattchya want?" and walking away...