View Poll Results: How much do you hate trash?
Not at all
4
10.53%
kinda
9
23.68%
very much so
3
7.89%
I hope their souls rot in hell
22
57.89%
Voters: 38. You may not vote on this poll
the official "I hate trash" thread
#61
01-05-2006, 07:54 AM
Originally Posted by Jason24
i know your gonna get all pissy and shyt danny... but i think your a cry baby... i dont think waiters should get tips for ****ty service (i am not saying your a ****ty server) but... look your expecting like a certain amount all the time... well you know what... if i get ****ty service i want YOU to f*cking pay me... that shyt is ridiculous. the only servers i tip more then 10-20% is women servers... and we all have been there... i seriously think your in the wrong line of work danny... i think you should leave being a "waiter" to HOTTTTT women!
thats just my 2 cents... everyone cant agree...
thats just my 2 cents... everyone cant agree...
And also this is for Danny and not the retard..you say they were white trash but the bill was $100? I would think white trash would be at Barnhills paying $9 and leaving a dollar tip?
I used to work at the Hilton and we would have nights we had rooms for $34 on the freakin' beach. Talk about white trash coming out of the wood works. "C'mon Ma, we's gonna stay at that there Hilton on the beach tonight...yee haww"
#62
01-05-2006, 08:18 AM
Originally Posted by Jason24
oh i know for a FACT i work 10 times harder then Danny... theres no way waiting tables compares to being in the military...
and i am not bashing on waiting tables... but you cant just pick up a bunch of waiters and have them do what i do...
and i am not bashing on waiting tables... but you cant just pick up a bunch of waiters and have them do what i do...
#63
01-05-2006, 08:29 AM
Originally Posted by Jason24
but you cant just pick up a bunch of waiters and have them do what i do...
yes you can... im in the military.. i know how it is. half the people i know in the military aren't smart enough to buss tables let alone wait on tables...
#64
01-05-2006, 09:09 AM
Originally Posted by floppy
yes you can... im in the military.. i know how it is. half the people i know in the military aren't smart enough to buss tables let alone wait on tables...
#65
01-05-2006, 01:23 PM
In HS, I played the tuba in the marching band and never owned a car. I married the Homecoming Queen. I used to see guys driving around in their cool cars...I had none. They were in debt up to their butts. I went to college and then got a comission in the US Navy. Today, those same guys would not be good enough to work for me - LOL
When I was in the military, we had a "name" for "some" of the enlisted guys..."TED". It stands for Typical Enlisted Dude. Those were the guys from SD who wore big belt buckles and got laid in Mexicao or in the PI for the first time, fell in love, and then spent all their money trying to move then to the US.
There are some really great guys in the service, and there are some classic nerds. It is no different then real life. Some guys in the service are in very dangerous, adventurous jobs and others are not, yet they all collect the same check.
When I was in the military, we had a "name" for "some" of the enlisted guys..."TED". It stands for Typical Enlisted Dude. Those were the guys from SD who wore big belt buckles and got laid in Mexicao or in the PI for the first time, fell in love, and then spent all their money trying to move then to the US.
There are some really great guys in the service, and there are some classic nerds. It is no different then real life. Some guys in the service are in very dangerous, adventurous jobs and others are not, yet they all collect the same check.
#66
01-05-2006, 02:00 PM
Originally Posted by Jason24
yes id much rather "date" more then one girl to get to know what i want in life. i really dont give a shyt if you guys like or dislike my car. your opinion meens absolutly nothing to me.
I already know what I want in life. I don't need to succumb to going to FAWKIN HOOTERS to pick up girls. Honestly. oh , and dude, i dont care HOW high you rank or how many girls you have, your spelling is PATHETIC. and don't give me "oh youre being ****" most of your mistakes are the kind made by those who just plain don't know how to spell. YOU are the white trash the comes into my resturant and can't apreciate good service.
And to answer u mahnotinknee, white trash can sure as heck run up their bill as high as they'd like, but it's the TIP that they can never seem ot afford..
#67
01-05-2006, 04:36 PM
Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
There are some really great guys in the service, and there are some classic nerds. It is no different then real life. Some guys in the service are in very dangerous, adventurous jobs and others are not, yet they all collect the same check.
i agree with that... that last line is why im not active duty anymore.. same crappy paycheck no matter what you do.
#68
01-05-2006, 04:51 PM
That's the exact reason that I'm not going to reenlist. And I totally agree about being able to take a bunch of "bus boys" and putting them in the military. I work in one of the hardest (mentally) military jobs (I rewire jets), and some of the people in my shop are the stupidest people I've ever met. As for tipping people, I always tip for service, not whether they're hot or not.
#69
01-05-2006, 04:56 PM
Originally Posted by floppy
i agree with that... that last line is why im not active duty anymore.. same crappy paycheck no matter what you do.
#70
01-05-2006, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Nofire
That's the exact reason that I'm not going to reenlist. And I totally agree about being able to take a bunch of "bus boys" and putting them in the military. I work in one of the hardest (mentally) military jobs (I rewire jets), and some of the people in my shop are the stupidest people I've ever met. As for tipping people, I always tip for service, not whether they're hot or not.
Thats the great thing about the military, it cam make a retard a hero, its all about proper placement. Then again, the military relys on volunteers, so it makes due with what it gets.
I was a telecommunications tech in the USAF. Not an easy job, a lot to know and learn before you can do anything. I had some troops who just sucked at everything, had some who could do damn near anything.
I dunno, i did my job in the AF, and i do the same thing in the real world, but i get pait about 5 times the amount. Money talks, and that is why i got out.
Ive dated several girls who wait tables, and i will never discredit the serving industry, you have sit there and take a big bite out of a **** sandwich and act like it is ****ing french vanilla icecream sometimes. I wouldnt have the patience for it. It is a good job though, you dont need experience for a lot of places and the pay is pretty decent.
You cant tell a person's caliber by what they do for a living, only by how well they do it. be it a spooge mopper in the local **** hut, or the CEO of a **** hot startup company.
so i gotta say, i agree with everyone else when somone tells danny his job is "less" than thiers cause he serves tables that they can blow it out thier ****.
#73
01-05-2006, 05:57 PM
I'm not bad mouthing the military by any means. I fully respect anyone who decides, of their own free will, to serve our country 
. All I'm saying is that they're the same people as civilians, no better or worse.
. All I'm saying is that they're the same people as civilians, no better or worse.
#75
01-05-2006, 07:25 PM
Originally Posted by Jack The Ripper
Who'se talking bad bout the military? not me! Im from a long line of veterans. 
#77
01-05-2006, 07:28 PM
Originally Posted by stang00
yo anyone ever drive a tank if u did ur my hero
#80
01-05-2006, 11:26 PM
Originally Posted by MahnotinkneeGT
And WHAT exactly do you do? You are like oh I am special because I am in the Military...put me up on a pedistool. But what is it that you do? Me living in military central, I see all the dweebs walking around in the mall with their other 10 buddies looking exactly alike with their tight tucked shirts that are 2 sizes to small and there pants that are hiked up, their blue tooth in their ear, backpacks, and popped collars and basically that is their day. Then they hit the club up at night with their pack of losers and flock to the dance floor hitting on everything in their with ****. On the other hand..I know some guys work their *** off and respect their military career and respect women and live respectible lives. So what makes you so much better than DannyB who is a good kid that works hard at what HE does?
ok i am not really even gonna get into this little arguement with you... if you would like to visit me at Camp Pendleton and continue this conversation your more then welcome. but i am not gonna get into a retarded fight over the internet... as for what i do.. i am in the Marine Corps and i am a Base Military Police Officer. as for Danny... i was clearly just stating my opinion take it or leave it. i just think that tips shouldnt be expected weather you bust your *** or not... thats all i am saying.
#81
01-06-2006, 05:15 AM
it is a SOCIAL standard to tip atleast 15%
i don't care what the waiter thinks, you should think about what others think and you should be thinking about yourself. How would you like to be stifted? Imagine your girlfriend being there, always gotta tip well. It is the socially accepted standard, others look down on people who don't tip. You can't say they don't because i know everyone on here would.
i don't care what the waiter thinks, you should think about what others think and you should be thinking about yourself. How would you like to be stifted? Imagine your girlfriend being there, always gotta tip well. It is the socially accepted standard, others look down on people who don't tip. You can't say they don't because i know everyone on here would.
#82
01-06-2006, 06:51 AM
Originally Posted by Jason24
ok i am not really even gonna get into this little arguement with you... if you would like to visit me at Camp Pendleton and continue this conversation your more then welcome. but i am not gonna get into a retarded fight over the internet... as for what i do.. i am in the Marine Corps and i am a Base Military Police Officer. as for Danny... i was clearly just stating my opinion take it or leave it. i just think that tips shouldnt be expected weather you bust your *** or not... thats all i am saying.
On a side note..I would rather pick up a cute chick from TGI Friday rather than a skank from Hooters that has to dress in nothing to get attention and a better tip. Hooters is right under stripper. TRASHY!! But I guess that is what you are into. Keep on checking those ID's. I'm done.
#83
01-06-2006, 09:42 AM
Originally Posted by Jason24
i just think that tips shouldnt be expected weather you bust your *** or not... thats all i am saying.
As far as tipping 30%+? We do it all the time. We would always go to this little bar and get 30 dollar bills and tip the chick $20. They knew us as the O'Rielly boys and gave us the best service when we went in there becuase of the way we tipped. You always get hooked up the next time when you tip well, cause they remember you.
And if chicks flirt with you to get good tips?!?!? They are pretty much strippers, cause they do the same thing. They should probably go make some real money at a booty club.
#84
01-06-2006, 01:02 PM
Originally Posted by MahnotinkneeGT
Be right over. So basically you don't work harder than Danny if you are a cop on base. You stand at the little gate and check ID's when people come in? I have NEVER seen a hard working cop on ANY of the bases I have EVER been on. But good for you. I think you need to finish the conversation with more people than just me though. I think you pissed a lot of people in the forum off with your sexist comments.
On a side note..I would rather pick up a cute chick from TGI Friday rather than a skank from Hooters that has to dress in nothing to get attention and a better tip. Hooters is right under stripper. TRASHY!! But I guess that is what you are into. Keep on checking those ID's. I'm done.
On a side note..I would rather pick up a cute chick from TGI Friday rather than a skank from Hooters that has to dress in nothing to get attention and a better tip. Hooters is right under stripper. TRASHY!! But I guess that is what you are into. Keep on checking those ID's. I'm done.
oh yeah... you definitly know what being an MP is all about... wow you are awesome. how do you know so much about the military? its amazing. -_-
i guess you get beat up on a regular basis by the POGS out in Pensacola... sadly theres only about 30-60 Marines there... the rest is Navy. i definitly think you should write a book on the military man.... you know it ALL. -_-
#85
01-06-2006, 01:05 PM
Originally Posted by MahnotinkneeGT
I think you need to finish the conversation with more people than just me though. I think you pissed a lot of people in the forum off with your sexist comments.
as i told you before... i dont really care if people get "pissed" or talk trash... this is the internet... it meens nothing. i was simply giving my opinion. as far as finishing the conversation... i dont got time to argue over my opinion... afterall... i gotta get back to "checking ID's at the gate" right?
#86
01-06-2006, 01:18 PM
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Dude, Jason, seriously, congrats on being a marine, seriously, marines kick *** and im not being sarcastic. Ive got a lot of buddys who were ex-marines and they are all great people and i respect the hell out of them.
Now honestly though, GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE, being somone who HAS done MP work, Myself, its cool and all but really not all that.
Yeah i was in the AF, go ahead and take yer pop shots, AIR power is everything these days(had to take a jab), but I was stationed in japan for 2 years. During that time my side job was an SP (same as MP, different branch, different name) i spent about a week every month doing MP work during exercises and deployments of the normal SP's. There are more times than i care to remember laying in a ditch during Mop level 4 Alarm Black in full webgear and chem warfare gear in 100+ degree weather for 6-7 hours at a time. But that happens mostly overseas, stateside bases dont play to that level. Yeah, That sucked. But when we were NOT in an exercize and i was just filling in during deployments, the job mainly consisted of making rounds, playing spades, and playing pranks on eachother. Other than a couple times where some drunk japanese guy drove through the gate not realizing where he was, not a whole lot happened.
Congrats on being in the marines! More people should take your lead and example, but dont sit there and blow it out to be the worlds hardest job. Its not like yer bustin down doors and shooting terrorists or anything, yer doing perimiter checks and ECP and maybe the occasional domestic violence responce.
[SIZE=7]USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
Now honestly though, GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE, being somone who HAS done MP work, Myself, its cool and all but really not all that.
Yeah i was in the AF, go ahead and take yer pop shots, AIR power is everything these days(had to take a jab), but I was stationed in japan for 2 years. During that time my side job was an SP (same as MP, different branch, different name) i spent about a week every month doing MP work during exercises and deployments of the normal SP's. There are more times than i care to remember laying in a ditch during Mop level 4 Alarm Black in full webgear and chem warfare gear in 100+ degree weather for 6-7 hours at a time. But that happens mostly overseas, stateside bases dont play to that level. Yeah, That sucked. But when we were NOT in an exercize and i was just filling in during deployments, the job mainly consisted of making rounds, playing spades, and playing pranks on eachother. Other than a couple times where some drunk japanese guy drove through the gate not realizing where he was, not a whole lot happened.
Congrats on being in the marines! More people should take your lead and example, but dont sit there and blow it out to be the worlds hardest job. Its not like yer bustin down doors and shooting terrorists or anything, yer doing perimiter checks and ECP and maybe the occasional domestic violence responce.
[SIZE=7]USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
#87
01-06-2006, 01:33 PM
Originally Posted by Jack The Ripper
Dude, Jason, seriously, congrats on being a marine, seriously, marines kick *** and im not being sarcastic. Ive got a lot of buddys who were ex-marines and they are all great people and i respect the hell out of them.
Now honestly though, GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE, being somone who HAS done MP work, Myself, its cool and all but really not all that.
Yeah i was in the AF, go ahead and take yer pop shots, AIR power is everything these days(had to take a jab), but I was stationed in japan for 2 years. During that time my side job was an SP (same as MP, different branch, different name) i spent about a week every month doing MP work during exercises and deployments of the normal SP's. There are more times than i care to remember laying in a ditch during Mop level 4 Alarm Black in full webgear and chem warfare gear in 100+ degree weather for 6-7 hours at a time. But that happens mostly overseas, stateside bases dont play to that level. Yeah, That sucked. But when we were NOT in an exercize and i was just filling in during deployments, the job mainly consisted of making rounds, playing spades, and playing pranks on eachother. Other than a couple times where some drunk japanese guy drove through the gate not realizing where he was, not a whole lot happened.
Congrats on being in the marines! More people should take your lead and example, but dont sit there and blow it out to be the worlds hardest job. Its not like yer bustin down doors and shooting terrorists or anything, yer doing perimiter checks and ECP and maybe the occasional domestic violence responce.
[SIZE=7]USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
Now honestly though, GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE, being somone who HAS done MP work, Myself, its cool and all but really not all that.
Yeah i was in the AF, go ahead and take yer pop shots, AIR power is everything these days(had to take a jab), but I was stationed in japan for 2 years. During that time my side job was an SP (same as MP, different branch, different name) i spent about a week every month doing MP work during exercises and deployments of the normal SP's. There are more times than i care to remember laying in a ditch during Mop level 4 Alarm Black in full webgear and chem warfare gear in 100+ degree weather for 6-7 hours at a time. But that happens mostly overseas, stateside bases dont play to that level. Yeah, That sucked. But when we were NOT in an exercize and i was just filling in during deployments, the job mainly consisted of making rounds, playing spades, and playing pranks on eachother. Other than a couple times where some drunk japanese guy drove through the gate not realizing where he was, not a whole lot happened.
Congrats on being in the marines! More people should take your lead and example, but dont sit there and blow it out to be the worlds hardest job. Its not like yer bustin down doors and shooting terrorists or anything, yer doing perimiter checks and ECP and maybe the occasional domestic violence responce.
[SIZE=7]USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
well bro... at the same time i never said that i was better then others or whatever... i was just saying that my job is harder... and i dont stand at the gate and check ID's. i am on the SRT unit for MP's. i didnt want to explain it because mostly no one in here will know what that is... but i am sure you do. but your right slappy, i shouldve kept my opinions to myself. sorry by what i said Danny and to anyone else i offended.
