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The original post: /r/mildlyinfuriating by /u/manzom86 on 2025-01-04 12:37:49.
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The original post: /r/mildlyinfuriating by /u/xeno_4_x86 on 2025-01-04 21:33:30.

Dream was kinda like a horror film type setting, but it was an older looking house with blue carpet and wood paneling on the walls. There was a stairway leading up to some doors with wood railings and in the basement there was a T.V. off in the corner. About 30 min after telling him about the dream an instagram reel came up with the EXACT and I mean, EXACT house from my dream. It's still freaking me out like, really bad. Is our phones listening that hard to us that something like that will pop up? Maybe, but if so definitely mildy infuriating.

(Edited for spelling)

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The original post: /r/mildlyinfuriating by /u/Prefer_Diet_Soda on 2025-01-04 20:52:10.
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The original post: /r/mildlyinfuriating by /u/phi11yphan on 2025-01-04 12:39:00.

Maybe it's just me, but it never fails to amuse me when I (or me plus wife) enjoy a meal at any restaurant, and our waiter or server approaches with a question for me in the middle of me chewing food. "How's the food?" or "Can I get you guys anything else for now?" And there I am tongue-tied and all chipmunk-cheek with steak, lol

Usually my wife can respond; she doesn't eat much. But me, I do my best to reply through a nod, thumbs up, suggest a refill, whatever is appropriate in that moment... but nothing complex can be communicated without needing to place a hand to cover mouth and mumble something like: "could we please get ____ which we just realized didn't come out?"

The mildly infuriating part is the timing which often coincides with a chew (and feeling like they deserve a timely reply)... and sometimes it's feeling like they lack the awareness to observe if we're mid-chew. On average, I'm approached twice after the meal starts, which is pretty good service; but each time... you guessed it, lol.

I've never waited/served, so... I imagine it's a random luck of the draw, plus they're busy with other tables, maybe they're short staffed, etc.

Curious on other perspectives, or even from those in the industry. Common?

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