DIS/DISUnplugged/Dreams December Event Info DISapalooza

[UrsulasShadow]

As has been mentioned earlier, we book the ADRs as a service to our clients. We don't charge extra for this service, it is complementary to our clients. It is our company policy that we book only for the clients that we have booked.

That being said, if a client asked me if I could add a couple people to their reservation because they were meeting family in the area, I likely would do it but I'm not going to do it if it makes me have to do more work than I already would be doing for the client (ie calling group dining instead of booking online).

There are a number of complementary things that we do for our clients. I have to agree that it's not right for anyone to expect me to extend those services to someone who is not my client. If I choose to do so, that's my business, but it is wrong to expect me to do so for those who are not my clients. And it certainly doesn't give someone the right to be mad at me because I am following company policy.

 

[NancyIL]

Is it more work for you to make an ADR for 2 people than for 1 person?

 

[Madi100]

Is it more work for you to make an ADR for 2 people than for 1 person?

No, but it sure is a lot more work for the person who has to make all of the cake that is needed

 

[NancyIL]

No, but it sure is a lot more work for the person who has to make all of the cake that is needed

I make a pretty good chocolate chip cheesecake.

 

[UrsulasShadow]

Is it more work for you to make an ADR for 2 people than for 1 person?

I have to bow to Tracy for putting it much more succinctly than I ever could.

I have made reservations for more than just my clients, but I consider it a presumption for someone to make broad sweeping judgments about a person's work ethic, or a business' practice, who knows little or nothing about what may be involved in said work or business.

I think I need to stick with smileys.

 

[georgemoe]

Are we done beating the dead horse yet?

 

[NancyIL]

Are we done beating the dead horse yet?

I am, George. Cheesecake?

 

[katscradle]

Thought I would just post and say hi!

 

[krissy2803]

Thought I would just post and say hi!

 

[aspen37]

[QUOTRE=NancyIL;33245019]Is it more work for you to make an ADR for 2 people than for 1 person?[/QUOTE]

She needs an ADR for 16 at GF for tea and an ADR for 8. So why are you making a big deal out of making a reservation for 2?
You could call and make her ADR's for her since you are so pissed out this.

 

[3guysandagal]

(insert whistling and footsteps coming up from a distance)











Night watchman......making my rounds.........carry on.........

 

[Launchpad11B]

This thread gets out of control quick. It's not always necessary to post exactly what you're thinking or to push your opinion until it turns into an argument. Take a pause, a deep breath and post something nice.

 

[jeanigor]

Allow me to serve:

Can we see the pic of what the plate looked like after it was devoured?

 

[MerriePoppins]

Hey Todd, good morning ....looks like I missed cake last night !!!

 

[kab407]

Good Morning:

-DH
-Step-Daddy
-Susan

You're right Paul. This thread has taken some twists and turns that surprise me. This, like the PCC2.0 threads, I always think of as happy escapes from the reality of my day. I hate seeing this stuff especially when it drags in people I care a great deal about.

 

[tiggerbell]

Can we see the pic of what the plate looked like after it was devoured?

Yeah, this picture's not so pretty...

 

[guynwdm]

No, but it sure is a lot more work for the person who has to make all of the cake that is needed

It is state fair time so it would be cake on a stick.

 

[jeanigor]

Yeah, this picture's not so pretty...

Looks like it tasted as good as I remember it.

 

[georgemoe]

Yeah, this picture's not so pretty...

Plenty of goodness left there. Who's going to lick it up?

 

[shellyminnie]

Allow me to serve:

I've had this cake . . .Mmmmmm.