Have you never been to one of those restaurants where you get extremely ridiculous names for dishes? I mean those who do not call anything by its name. Where a cheeseburger is a "Quesi-party" or where a chocolate milkshake is a "Choco-milky-milky froth." I do, and I've gone wrong.
These cases usually occur in mediocre franchise shifts where the employer has come up with the brilliant idea of \u200b\u200bselling a "Concept", a closed universe. A common strategy for giving the franchise its own personality. Because they also want to have their own "Big Mac" (ridiculous name that no longer seems to have become fossilized).
worst thing is you open the letter and just what you like is what is most shameful name. I came up with a salad "Abracadabra." And there you are with three options:
a) ask something else with a name less sophisticated.
b) take a couple of eggs and ask for the dish with a perfect vocal.
c) Lift the card to the waiter to see it while you point your choice with your finger and say "I want this." O my I'll bring the 7 "(this in case you get lucky and options are numbered.
I usually opt for c). But the waiters are not stupid and this is what happens:
CUSTOMER: I'll seven.
STEWARD (aloud): A "Burrito Lover Horny Chupi-III", right?
CUSTOMER (embarrassed): No. ..
should put a warning sticker on the door of the premises: "Attention. Unnumbered ridiculous names. "Or maybe we should make a list of places where this has happened to us to warn others. Now I come to mind Chesscafe and Hard Rock. Do you remember any more?
By the way, I know the picture of the article has nothing to do, but I love it.
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