Sorry but your stinky eye won't make my crying toddler shut up...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

THANK YOU

i'm the OP and this is exactly why we go to such places.

mind you, i have a newborn, mastitis is fading away and i can feel thrush kicking in already, add a toddler to the game and DH is working from home taking conference calls 12 hours a day. he's around all day long and we can't make noise. he gets this little break and the last thing i'll do is to hand the kids to him and cook. while i'm sick we're eating out. sorry "patrons"

we're on an assignment, far from friends and family so we're a team of 2. it's been working well so far, thanks. it's been fun and so rewarding..

that being said, yes we'll go t chipotle because my tot can eat without me having to force feed her - she loves their food - the place is noisy like a rave so the only person who heard her scream was this stupid guy sitting in the next table.

if you want peace and quiet you go to barnes n noble or the library. you want silence for a meal at chipotle? BWAHAHA

Sorry but the world doesn't ACTUALLY revolve around YOU.

[Anonymous]

"The patrons did not make the choice to have children screaming along with their lunch."

Absurd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I give you the stink eye, will you shut the fuck up now?

Seriously, I don't need to hear about how your brat annoyed someone else and you're all indignant about the reaction you got.

Stay home or something. Sheesh. You should have been apologizing profusely to the guy, not taking umbrage at his stink eye. *The world does not revolve around your snowflake.*

Why does a person like you come to a parenting site like this?

Because I know a thing or 20 about proper parenting and thought I'd share my wisdom. You, on the other hand, can shut your fucking pie-hole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

THANK YOU

i'm the OP and this is exactly why we go to such places.

mind you, i have a newborn, mastitis is fading away and i can feel thrush kicking in already, add a toddler to the game and DH is working from home taking conference calls 12 hours a day. he's around all day long and we can't make noise. he gets this little break and the last thing i'll do is to hand the kids to him and cook. while i'm sick we're eating out. sorry "patrons"

we're on an assignment, far from friends and family so we're a team of 2. it's been working well so far, thanks. it's been fun and so rewarding..

that being said, yes we'll go t chipotle because my tot can eat without me having to force feed her - she loves their food - the place is noisy like a rave so the only person who heard her scream was this stupid guy sitting in the next table.

if you want peace and quiet you go to barnes n noble or the library. you want silence for a meal at chipotle? BWAHAHA

Sorry but the world doesn't ACTUALLY revolve around YOU.

i know that, that's why i didn't obligate the guy to stay there. he was free to leave and get another table at any time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I give you the stink eye, will you shut the fuck up now?

Seriously, I don't need to hear about how your brat annoyed someone else and you're all indignant about the reaction you got.

Stay home or something. Sheesh. You should have been apologizing profusely to the guy, not taking umbrage at his stink eye. *The world does not revolve around your snowflake.*

Why does a person like you come to a parenting site like this?

Because I know a thing or 20 about proper parenting and thought I'd share my wisdom. You, on the other hand, can shut your fucking pie-hole.

Your hatred is scary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

On the contrary, I have the absolute right to enjoy my Big Mac in peace or my burrito or whatever. And if some self-absorbed parent can't shut her brat up, they need to leave.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

THANK YOU

i'm the OP and this is exactly why we go to such places.

mind you, i have a newborn, mastitis is fading away and i can feel thrush kicking in already, add a toddler to the game and DH is working from home taking conference calls 12 hours a day. he's around all day long and we can't make noise. he gets this little break and the last thing i'll do is to hand the kids to him and cook. while i'm sick we're eating out. sorry "patrons"

we're on an assignment, far from friends and family so we're a team of 2. it's been working well so far, thanks. it's been fun and so rewarding..

that being said, yes we'll go t chipotle because my tot can eat without me having to force feed her - she loves their food - the place is noisy like a rave so the only person who heard her scream was this stupid guy sitting in the next table.

if you want peace and quiet you go to barnes n noble or the library. you want silence for a meal at chipotle? BWAHAHA

Sorry but the world doesn't ACTUALLY revolve around YOU.

i know that, that's why i didn't obligate the guy to stay there. he was free to leave and get another table at any time.

No, see, the onus was on you to remove yourself from the situation since you were the one causing the scene and inconvenience and generally being discourteous to others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I give you the stink eye, will you shut the fuck up now?

Seriously, I don't need to hear about how your brat annoyed someone else and you're all indignant about the reaction you got.

Stay home or something. Sheesh. You should have been apologizing profusely to the guy, not taking umbrage at his stink eye. *The world does not revolve around your snowflake.*

Why does a person like you come to a parenting site like this?

Because I know a thing or 20 about proper parenting and thought I'd share my wisdom. You, on the other hand, can shut your fucking pie-hole.

Your hatred is scary.

Correct. I absolutely hate self-centered people like the OP who think that just because their little snowflake is having a meltdown, everyone around them must endure it without complaint.

[Anonymous]

The second my 2 year old is loud in public places, I scoop her up and take her outside. I do allow her to go back in but only after we chat about it and she knows she only gets one more chance. After that, we go home. I really do not think it is reasonable to let your kid make a scene even if it is "only" Chipotle.

[Anonymous]

But you guuuuuyyyssss, op isnt feeling well therefore she can do whatever she wants. Seriously some of you shouldnt comment unless you have little kids and are under stress. Didnt you know that that trumps everyone else? You guys are a bunch of twatwaffles.

[Anonymous]

"No, see, the onus was on you to remove yourself from the situation since you were the one causing the scene and inconvenience and generally being discourteous to others."

^^your hatefulness is palpable, and causing a great deal of inconvenience here - so i wish you'd leave this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

THANK YOU

i'm the OP and this is exactly why we go to such places.

mind you, i have a newborn, mastitis is fading away and i can feel thrush kicking in already, add a toddler to the game and DH is working from home taking conference calls 12 hours a day. he's around all day long and we can't make noise. he gets this little break and the last thing i'll do is to hand the kids to him and cook. while i'm sick we're eating out. sorry "patrons"

we're on an assignment, far from friends and family so we're a team of 2. it's been working well so far, thanks. it's been fun and so rewarding..

that being said, yes we'll go t chipotle because my tot can eat without me having to force feed her - she loves their food - the place is noisy like a rave so the only person who heard her scream was this stupid guy sitting in the next table.

if you want peace and quiet you go to barnes n noble or the library. you want silence for a meal at chipotle? BWAHAHA

Sorry but the world doesn't ACTUALLY revolve around YOU.

i know that, that's why i didn't obligate the guy to stay there. he was free to leave and get another table at any time.

No, see, the onus was on you to remove yourself from the situation since you were the one causing the scene and inconvenience and generally being discourteous to others.

did you miss the part where i explained that i was embarrassed and actually doing something to make my child stop? not eating or going home was not an option. sorry.

[Anonymous]

Look OP, I had two small children once upon a time and you'd better believe that if they started acting up in a restaurant, we'd leave right away. I felt like it was bad enough that I had to listen to my child, but I knew no one else wanted to hear it.

So yes, I will give you the stink eye, because I want to you get your fussy child the heck out of the restaurant. Believe it or not, life is not all about you and your little sweetie. Some of us dealt with similar situations without distrubing everyone else, and we think you should, too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

THANK YOU

i'm the OP and this is exactly why we go to such places.

mind you, i have a newborn, mastitis is fading away and i can feel thrush kicking in already, add a toddler to the game and DH is working from home taking conference calls 12 hours a day. he's around all day long and we can't make noise. he gets this little break and the last thing i'll do is to hand the kids to him and cook. while i'm sick we're eating out. sorry "patrons"

we're on an assignment, far from friends and family so we're a team of 2. it's been working well so far, thanks. it's been fun and so rewarding..

that being said, yes we'll go t chipotle because my tot can eat without me having to force feed her - she loves their food - the place is noisy like a rave so the only person who heard her scream was this stupid guy sitting in the next table.

if you want peace and quiet you go to barnes n noble or the library. you want silence for a meal at chipotle? BWAHAHA

Sorry but the world doesn't ACTUALLY revolve around YOU.

i know that, that's why i didn't obligate the guy to stay there. he was free to leave and get another table at any time.

No, see, the onus was on you to remove yourself from the situation since you were the one causing the scene and inconvenience and generally being discourteous to others.

did you miss the part where i explained that i was embarrassed and actually doing something to make my child stop? not eating or going home was not an option. sorry.

It is an option and you choose not to take it. Sorry you were not feeling well, but it doesn't excuse your poor choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's chipotle. Sorry but anyone there has already given up on civilization. When you go to mcdonalds version of a Mexican restaurant youngive up the right to complain. About anything.

THANK YOU

i'm the OP and this is exactly why we go to such places.

mind you, i have a newborn, mastitis is fading away and i can feel thrush kicking in already, add a toddler to the game and DH is working from home taking conference calls 12 hours a day. he's around all day long and we can't make noise. he gets this little break and the last thing i'll do is to hand the kids to him and cook. while i'm sick we're eating out. sorry "patrons"

we're on an assignment, far from friends and family so we're a team of 2. it's been working well so far, thanks. it's been fun and so rewarding..

that being said, yes we'll go t chipotle because my tot can eat without me having to force feed her - she loves their food - the place is noisy like a rave so the only person who heard her scream was this stupid guy sitting in the next table.

if you want peace and quiet you go to barnes n noble or the library. you want silence for a meal at chipotle? BWAHAHA

Sorry but the world doesn't ACTUALLY revolve around YOU.

i know that, that's why i didn't obligate the guy to stay there. he was free to leave and get another table at any time.

No, see, the onus was on you to remove yourself from the situation since you were the one causing the scene and inconvenience and generally being discourteous to others.

did you miss the part where i explained that i was embarrassed and actually doing something to make my child stop? not eating or going home was not an option. sorry.

It is an option and you choose not to take it. Sorry you were not feeling well, but it doesn't excuse your poor choices.

with no food in the house? i don't know about you but not eating right there was NOT an option for ME. and since the world does not revolve around YOU either you're better learn to deal with adversity. not every place will only have pleasant people around, you know?