Satanstoenail
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Totally. And get some motherfucking life skills. And see what it's like to have to do your own washing when you're drop-dead tired.
The Whining and Bitching Thread
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Totally. And get some motherfucking life skills. And see what it's like to have to do your own washing when you're drop-dead tired.
Vimana
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I wasn't being ungrateful. I politely declined the favor and didn't get angry until she tried being manipulative to get what she wanted.
I would have if I had the fucking energy. She was being manipulative because I didn't do what she wanted. She tried asking twice, and seeing that my answer stayed the same, tried to manipulate it out of me by making an indirect threat to fuck up my plans. I was planning on doing some driving practice with my father later and she has a tendency to try to fuck up my plans if I don't comply with her because she know it will get a rise out of me. It doesn't matter anyway, because I fell asleep and didn't wake up until it was about 8 PM.
I agree. Which is why I've been trying to get a better job for months. If I saved every penny from every one of my paychecks, I'd still be a few hundred short for the cheapest apartments in my area.
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Why does Vimana always sound like a 10 year old when he talks about his mother? I especially like the "wah my mother won't give me my money so I can go buy drugs" routine. I get the impression that Vimana's mother is a fairly normal, average mother and he's just an ungrateful whiner.
Vimana
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Surprise, surprise, those details are incorrect and you have no fucking clue what you're talking about.
I get the impression that Dodens is a pretentious douchebag who only comes to UM to mock people or whore his magazine. I can make crazy conjectures about people based on their posts on an internet forum, too.
I get the impression that Dodens is a pretentious douchebag who only comes to UM to mock people or whore his magazine. I can make crazy conjectures about people based on their posts on an internet forum, too.
Satanstoenail
My Larpstyle determines my Derpstyle
Oh please. How is repeatedly saying "No, I'm tired" politely declining the "favor" as you now put it? Maybe you should get a job as a spin doctor. Actually, don't.
Sounds like mothering 101. I like how your "plans" involve your parents (oh hang on, not your parents, it's just your father; as if that lousy manipulative bitch would do anything to help you) teaching you how to drive.
monoxide_child
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because of this shit, i've decided to completely stop going to night clubs
also the guy just recently walked out of the re-hab and got back together with the girl
Vimana
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Without hearing the tone, I don't think you can appropriately gauge the level of politeness. Also, she was offering for me to add some of my clothes to a load she was doing. How is that not a favor?
Yes, my plans are just that one I mentioned. Always. My mother is not a bad person. She's just manipulative in irritating ways. She's not Fidel Castro or anything.
monoxide_child
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Seriously
i understand exactly what Vimana is going through with his mom
she's got that whole "i'm older than you" mentality thing going on
she gave birth to him, (or adopted him, IDK) and so to her, she's never really going to see him as an "adult", it's somewhat similar to the way the WWII vets look down their noses at the Vietnam vets when you go down to the VFW hospitals
to his mom, Vimana is always gonna be a little toddler and she wants to do his laundry because she's got a backwards co-dependent thing going on
she psychologically needs to have her kid be dependent on her, just simply because he's her kid
she's prolly offering to do lots of other things that he should be doing himself, and she's getting pissed off when he says "i can do it myself" this is prolly what Vimana was meaning when he said "the pattern in general"
she's attached to him in a very un-healthy way
i wouldn't dare to assume what her job-title is, but i know that this specific kind of mother-offspring interaction happens with mothers who are firefighters, registered nurses/med doctors/guidance councilors and highschool teachers/college professors
these employed women chose their job titles because they "want to help people" and this desire to "help" is exponentially more obviously visible when they are interaction with their offspring
alternatively she might be a "stay-at-home mom" because she wants to spend all day every day "helping" her offspring
either way, this woman clearly has attachment issues, and if she's getting upset when her offspring decides to do things for himself, she's going to be horrendously devastated when he actually leaves the home to live somewhere else,
which i would recommend
this is clearly the mother's problem, not the offspring's problem, he said something about "waiting to be being financially independent" but i wouldn't wait that long, i would tell Vimana to move into what my friends would call a "spiderweb house" and completely totally cut off all communication with his mom for an entire 9 months, it might take that long without communication for it to really fully sink in that it was her fault that the relationship with her kid had deteriorated
if you've got some sort of income it should be pretty easy to find a place where you split rent with a few other people that are under 30, the spiderweb houses aren't always so bad, i stopped living with my mom when i was 19 and i've never lived by myself
i understand exactly what Vimana is going through with his mom
she's got that whole "i'm older than you" mentality thing going on
she gave birth to him, (or adopted him, IDK) and so to her, she's never really going to see him as an "adult", it's somewhat similar to the way the WWII vets look down their noses at the Vietnam vets when you go down to the VFW hospitals
to his mom, Vimana is always gonna be a little toddler and she wants to do his laundry because she's got a backwards co-dependent thing going on
she psychologically needs to have her kid be dependent on her, just simply because he's her kid
she's prolly offering to do lots of other things that he should be doing himself, and she's getting pissed off when he says "i can do it myself" this is prolly what Vimana was meaning when he said "the pattern in general"
she's attached to him in a very un-healthy way
i wouldn't dare to assume what her job-title is, but i know that this specific kind of mother-offspring interaction happens with mothers who are firefighters, registered nurses/med doctors/guidance councilors and highschool teachers/college professors
these employed women chose their job titles because they "want to help people" and this desire to "help" is exponentially more obviously visible when they are interaction with their offspring
alternatively she might be a "stay-at-home mom" because she wants to spend all day every day "helping" her offspring
either way, this woman clearly has attachment issues, and if she's getting upset when her offspring decides to do things for himself, she's going to be horrendously devastated when he actually leaves the home to live somewhere else,
which i would recommend
this is clearly the mother's problem, not the offspring's problem, he said something about "waiting to be being financially independent" but i wouldn't wait that long, i would tell Vimana to move into what my friends would call a "spiderweb house" and completely totally cut off all communication with his mom for an entire 9 months, it might take that long without communication for it to really fully sink in that it was her fault that the relationship with her kid had deteriorated
if you've got some sort of income it should be pretty easy to find a place where you split rent with a few other people that are under 30, the spiderweb houses aren't always so bad, i stopped living with my mom when i was 19 and i've never lived by myself
damnromulans
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Sigh I'm still upset about a terrible fail dinner Friday night.
It was so bad I left a 52 cent tip for a $60 check, and that's only because I didn't have exact change. Everything went wrong, the service was nonexistent for the most part and awkwardly clingy when it wasn't, my food was inedibly bad and the chef was very patronizing after I sent it back (asked me if I read the description - I did you fucking idiot, "mustard cognac Alfredo sauce" should not be "gross oversalted stroganoffish noodle water"). A real shame because as far as breakfast and lunch go, that restaurant is excellent.
It was so bad I left a 52 cent tip for a $60 check, and that's only because I didn't have exact change. Everything went wrong, the service was nonexistent for the most part and awkwardly clingy when it wasn't, my food was inedibly bad and the chef was very patronizing after I sent it back (asked me if I read the description - I did you fucking idiot, "mustard cognac Alfredo sauce" should not be "gross oversalted stroganoffish noodle water"). A real shame because as far as breakfast and lunch go, that restaurant is excellent.
Jimmy... Dead.
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Ya know sometimes bad service isn't always the servers fault. I mean the server would have to be a total douche for me to leave a tip that insulting.
Vimana
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In my experience, it's too easy to slack off as a server. The most pressing things that must be done right away are getting drinks, bringing food over, and taking orders. Those things usually don't take more than a few minutes to do, so it's easy to go somewhere else for a while and neglect checking on a table or two.
Where I work, at any given time when the dining room's full, at least a quarter to half of the servers are standing around in the back chatting. After a few minutes or so, they'll make rounds of the dining room, and then go back.
Where I work, at any given time when the dining room's full, at least a quarter to half of the servers are standing around in the back chatting. After a few minutes or so, they'll make rounds of the dining room, and then go back.
monoxide_child
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first
i personally know waitstaff at a lot of places
when i eat at a place that has waitstaff, i always give huge-as-hell tips because i know that the waitstaff never gets a decent paycheck, they're actually living off your tips
second
the bad service is really almost never the server's fault because they're trying to get you to tip them huge because they're living off of your tips
third
i wouldn't have merely "sent it back" i would have gotten up and actually walked through the restaurant getting as close as i could to the kitchen to bitch about the food being cooked badly
damnromulans
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He wasn't a total douche, but he didn't bring the food/drinks or take down our orders or any other "common sense"/"bare minimum" things. Tipping is optional when basic table service is optional.
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Wow. I have a very simple test for tip worthiness: How long do I sit with an empty drink?
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The Ozzman
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Tipping isn't mandatory. If you want to make it mandatory, add a 15% gratuity to everyone's bill.
This is coming from someone who has only not left a tip, like, a handful of times in his life.
This is coming from someone who has only not left a tip, like, a handful of times in his life.
