DO YOU CALL WAITRESSES HONEY, DARLING OR SWEETIE?

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DO YOU CALL WAITRESSES HONEY, DARLING OR SWEETIE?

[+] serious ballot by LCD
ACTIVE Mon Mar 31, 08 - Tue Mar 31, 09
I am at that age where I can do that and get away with it - I do get called that by the waitresses.

but I still feel uncomfortable in doing so.

do you call your waitresses by endearing names?

Yes I do
No I don't

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COMMENTS:
Voted : Yes I do
Sure, Toots.

by _Beelzebubba on Mon Mar 31, 08 12:26pm [+]

Voted : No I don't
No way. Some of them scare me. Some of them can't even speak English (sorry, but where I live, that not at all uncommon). But I would feel weird calling them that and it would seem a bit disrespectful. And we all know what happens when you disrespect Wait staff. :)

by patch22us on Mon Mar 31, 08 12:45pm [+]

What do you think, Sweet-tits?

by _Beelzebubba on Mon Mar 31, 08 12:50pm [+]

Voted : No I don't
They call me sweetie and dear too but I would feel uncomfortable saying that back.

I don't have a problem being called sweetie, dear, honey or other terms of endearment

by larrynelmira on Mon Mar 31, 08 12:53pm [+]

Voted : No I don't
I smile and try not to make eye contact. Stems from a traumatic incident in South Carolina that resulted in my leaving with three phone numbers. 8-O

by Truthseeker013 on Mon Mar 31, 08 1:10pm [+]

Voted : No I don't
Thanks very much suffices for me.

by mojo on Mon Mar 31, 08 1:10pm [+]

And no, it doesn't bother me. Visibly. I've learned to hide my blushing well in public.

by Truthseeker013 on Mon Mar 31, 08 1:10pm [+]

Voted : No I don't
Around these parts we call 'em "ma'am" (you don't want to risk offending the person who's handling your food).

by Lemmingstraggler on Mon Mar 31, 08 3:35pm [+]

Voted : No I don't
But some waitresses call everyone dear.

by skylab on Mon Mar 31, 08 4:02pm [+]

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