My suspicions are confirmed.
I long to have no suspicions.
I long to have no suspicions.
So I’m applying the transitive property.
Ka-dink. Ka-donk. Ka-dink. Ka-donk.
Dear Feastlings, Years ago, the accountant I used to use told me something I value to this day, regardless of the numerous things that made me decide to change to the accountants I adore: “Trust,” he said, “but verify.” Having survived, all these years later, a dining room manager who embezzled about $24,000, and sketchy, […]
Dear Feastlings, As much as I run around the dining room at Feast, checking on guests and being sociable, and handling this or that major or minor issue in the kitchen, be it produce that arrives substandard (if it arrives at all,) a staffing problem, or a figurative or literal fire to put out, and […]
Coming soon: more promises.
Less and less ghostly, all the time.
An unusually quiet restaurant.
Those cooking shows need to follow someone while they runs tedious and frustrating errands. THAT’S reality.
Three minor failures followed by three moderate successes.