The hospitality industry is notorious for its crass sense of humor, and I can't even understand the "totally not racist" thought process that would make someone think this was okay. #NotFunny
"It can be a beautiful thing to see the connection between a busser and server when they have a full conversation with nothing more than their eyes."
#serving#restaurant#Hospitality
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Every bartender who takes cocktails less seriously than me is a hack who needs to take more pride in their work.
Every bartender who takes cocktails more seriously than me is too uptight & needs to loosen up.
- Every Mixologist in the World
Why are they picking your vegetables, cooking your food, and washing your dishes? If you believe in closing our borders to immigrants now that you're a few generations removed from being one, better start growing and making your own meals at home. #ImmigrantsMakeAmericaGreat https://t.co/Af3yrdt5rV
Mr. Kelly if immigrants have no skills, why the military is full of them? Or why Mr. Trump uses them in his buildings, golf courses or wineries to name a few venues? Actually we are essential to America....Because we adapt and learn and contribute...
"...were Red Rooster Samuelsson’s first restaurant, it may still have been celebrated, but that reception may have been limited to Harlem and the African community. Red beans and rice may be beloved, but its standing below cassoulet within the food hierarchy is deep-seated." https://t.co/uU0pY5FtWj
Our recent trip to the @smithsonian National Portrait Gallery prompted this piece on how lack of representation and an undervaluing of the artwork of #women and #POC delegitimizes their voices and experiences within our communities. #systemic#art
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"In a 1999 essay for Vogue titled “Why Doesn’t Everyone in China Have a Headache?,” the legendary food writer Jeffrey Steingarten gleefully ripped to shreds the standard litany of complaints and protests. But only in the past decade has MSG’s reputation truly turned a corner." https://t.co/cc5tEslYjL
I had a couple bicker through three courses. The guy gets up to use the bathroom - and never comes back. He had snuck out the side door, leaving her with the bill.
Nice way to find out you're single.
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@weareyourfek@katieparla@pete_wells@nytimes He wasn't really attacked though. The subject was brought to his attention extremely delicately, saying if someone with his credentials hadn't noticed, maybe we should be doing a better job of recognizing and searching out this kind of sexism. He seems to have overreacted.
Also, why it should be the bartender's duty, an employee dependent on the tips of the people s/he is chastising, and not the manager's, seems to be an oversight of the author's, who seems to not have any experience with the thing he is so eager to postulate on.
You know what bar is always set to the perfect noise level? A home bar. Perhaps the writer should invest in one.
Service professionals deserve so much more than this flaming pile of poop.
#bartenderlife#Hospitality
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