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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've always thought that everyone should be required to work food service at some point. It's so eye-opening. And people who want to eat buttered noodles should do it at home for 25 cents and not waste a chef's time.[/quote] I think that most people who want to eat buttered noodles in fancy restaurants with chefs, would require a babysitter to stay home, thus increasing the cost far beyond 25 cents. [/quote] Um... If you're feeding them to your kid, your kid would be with you. Thus, negating the babysitter, and increasing the cost above 25 cents. That was my point. [/quote] I think that was PP's point. Scenario: I want to go out to a nice-ish (still family friendly) restaurant with DH. We have a young child. Option 1: take child along, order something like buttered noodles from the kids menu for $10-15. Option 2: bring in a babysitter for something like $30, depending on his/her rate and how far away the restaurant is ... assuming I can get a babysitter in the short notice that DH and I usually decide to go out. Cost-wise, I'm better off asking the chef to lower himself to make buttered noodles. I'll leave a decent tip to make up for the indignity of it, I promise. It's still cheaper than hiring a babysitter to leave the kid at home [/quote]
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