服务人员分享他们希望你停止做的事情

服务人员分享他们希望你停止做的事情

A recent Reddit thread asked, "Waiters, what’s something the customer should stop doing?" The servers of Reddit came through with some helpful tips for the next time you dine out.

Reddit最近的一个帖子问道:“服务员，顾客应该停止做什么?”服务员为你下次外出就餐提供了一些有用的建议。

1. Kids:

孩子

"Letting your kids wander away from the table when they get antsy. We are carrying sizzling platters, trays of cocktails, and stacks of dishes and this is a nightmare waiting to happen."

让你的孩子在坐立不安的时候离开桌子。我们端着咝咝作响的盘子、一盘盘鸡尾酒和一堆堆的盘子，这是一场即将发生的噩梦。”

2. Cheering:

欢呼/嘲笑

"Don't cheer or laugh at me or my colleague when we drop plates or drinks."

“当我们把盘子或饮料掉在地上时，不要欢呼或嘲笑我或我的同事。”

3. Whistling/snapping:

吹口哨/拍摄:

"Don't snap or whistle at me. I am not a dog. Likewise, don't commend me with 'good girl' when I drop your order at your table."

“不要对我厉声呵斥或吹口哨。我不是狗。同样，当我把您点的菜放在您的桌子上时，不要用‘好姑娘’来称赞我。”

4. Attitude when it comes to ID:

对待身份的态度:

"Don't give me shit when I ask your kid for their ID to order a drink. I don't know that you're their parent, or that you're not otherwise lying. Let me do my job."

“当我让你的孩子出示身份证点饮料时，别跟我胡扯。我不知道你是不是他们的父母，或者你没有说谎。让我做我的工作。”

5. Dangling the tip:

悬空的提示:

"Don't dangle a tip like a carrot in front of your server. I've seen folks stack singles on the table and tell their server, 'For every issue, I take away a dollar.' Who condescends like that to a person trying to provide a service?"

不要把小费像胡萝卜一样挂在服务员面前。我见过有人把一份一份的钞票堆在桌子上，对服务员说:‘每一项服务，可以拿走一美元。’对一个提供服务的人来说，这样太屈尊俯就了。”

6. Talking over the server:

服务员话未说完就打断

"Please allow me to finish introducing myself before you start speaking your order over me. Lots of restaurants require their servers to hit specific talking points, and besides, it's just rude."

“请允许我先介绍完自己，然后再开始对我发号施令。很多餐馆要求服务员说出特定的谈话要点，除此之外，这样做很不礼貌。”