inkkognito
<font color=green>I shall call him Mini-Me<br><fon
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After talking up 50s Prime Time to my nephew and telling him what a riot it would be, DH and I took him there today and there were practically no antics going on at all. I should have known because it was like that last time too. There was a little bit of tomfoolery, like one guy putting straws in his ears and some admonishments about having elbows on the table, but that was it. God, I miss the old days when DH was forced to sing Yellow Submarine to a table of Brit tourists or when I had to stand in the corner wearing a Tattletale hat. Instead of taming it down, they should have posted a big sign: "If you're sensitive for any reason at all, DO NOT ENTER!"
On an unrelated note, I haven't had any wild WDW restaurant happenings lately, but I did have a good one in a Japanese steakhouse the other night. We were waiting for our table for 10 or 15 mins. along with many other parties. We get seated, and I notice at the table across from ours that Dad has whipped out a McDonald's combo for his kid. He asks the server for a plate and says, "He's hungry." If he were that starving, wouldn't he have eaten it during the wait time? Can you say "El Cheapo?" Not that it would matter as much at other restaurants, but this was one of those communal table places so Jr. was potentially taking up another paying customer's seat.
Shortly thereafter, I see dad beckon a manager over and point to a corner of the grill (they cook at your table). The manager proceeded to scrub the whole grill. I couldn't see what was supposed to be wrong; I eat there a lot and it's a very clean place. My bet is that dad was angling for a free or discounted meal for the rest of the family and was setting it up with complaints.
On an unrelated note, I haven't had any wild WDW restaurant happenings lately, but I did have a good one in a Japanese steakhouse the other night. We were waiting for our table for 10 or 15 mins. along with many other parties. We get seated, and I notice at the table across from ours that Dad has whipped out a McDonald's combo for his kid. He asks the server for a plate and says, "He's hungry." If he were that starving, wouldn't he have eaten it during the wait time? Can you say "El Cheapo?" Not that it would matter as much at other restaurants, but this was one of those communal table places so Jr. was potentially taking up another paying customer's seat.
Shortly thereafter, I see dad beckon a manager over and point to a corner of the grill (they cook at your table). The manager proceeded to scrub the whole grill. I couldn't see what was supposed to be wrong; I eat there a lot and it's a very clean place. My bet is that dad was angling for a free or discounted meal for the rest of the family and was setting it up with complaints.