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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not a favor. It is the person's job to take the order. "I will have the chicken, thanks," is totally acceptable at a restaurant. Obv if asking Grandma to make her chicken, please is in order. [/quote] Even if it is their job, why is it so hard to say "please"? Really, people, does it make you feel that much more superior to withhold please from a waitress when putting in your order? Is that how you fuel your ego? It takes no more effort to be polite. Go for it.[/quote] x1000. Waited tables for several years in college and it always amazed me how some people felt that common courtesy didn't apply to people in their service. It's not that much more difficult to insert the words "please" and "thank you." Says a lot about a person's character and class if they aren't polite to servers, housekeepers, and other people in their service. [/quote]
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