Sunday, May 9, 2010

TGIS!

Things that could tick off your waiter
If you want lemon, more napkins, a side of butter, and more water, great, let me do all that for you. If you ask me for each of these things one at a time in the same 2 minute period, go F&^% yourself. 
We have a menu for a reason. Chef offers specials for a reason. You are not the cook and this is not your kitchen. Making something vegetarian or switching the starch, no problem. Adding different sauces, baking instead of grilling, salmon instead of chicken, get out of my face with that stuff. Tell me what kind of meal you’re looking for and I’ll find it, or not. Just because you’re sitting at a table doesn’t mean I have to serve you exactly what you’re thinking of.
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It may be time to replace...

1. Pillows
Replace after: One to two years

Besides turning flat with use, pillows soak up hair oil and skin follicles to make a nasty pillow stew of bacteria and disgusting dust mites. Replace your standard pillows after one year. Quality pillows will last up to two years, if you cover them in hypoallergenic-treated pillow-case protectors, which are designed to keep out dust mites and other allergens. 
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Answers you should know before your job interview
He or she wants to know how you would fit into the company and what your relevant job experience is. You might answer by asking theinterviewer what he’d like to know. Or you might talk about your education, the fact that you’re a team player, or whatever you think might be important to this particular company.
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