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Originally posted by purse junkie
He was a jerk to have been rude to you when asking your kid to settle down, and he clearly didn't understand the rules of the place. But management was wrong to tell him to move--you don't ask the annoyed customer to accommodate the annoyance, but rather the other way around. Would it have been so damaging to your kid if management or you asked him to cool it for a few minutes to pacify this guy?
p(no problem with you--management's job to handle it and they clearly refused to)j
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Kids do not belong in places where adults are paying good cash to chill out and relax, period. I would be pissed if a manager asked me to switch tables bc someone else's kid was being noisy. make them move, they are causing the problem.
that said, my sister has a good solution for the problem- when she takes the chilrun out to dinner, she only does it to places with laminted menus and she goes early, so that the hard working adults generaly wont have arrived yet. if she is going out at after 6 or to a place with a ten buck entree, she gets babystierr. its a good compromise.
