The correct way to stack plates for them is to not stack them at all. Every waiter has their own system, and there’s no way to tell what it is. The most respectable thing to do is to tuck yourself in and make it easy for the waiter to reach your plates. Even handing plates to them can result in them being forced to stack plates in an inefficient manner

As a waiter, on any given day you want to spend the minimum amount of time doing the “required” things, so you can spend more time on things that dont mediately require your attention. That is to say, clearing a table faster lets you give more wine tastings, or spend more time having a chat with a table when the time comes for it

This, of course, means that a minimum amount of trips to the kitchen with dirty plates is preferred. No matter how much of the “stacking” phase is removed, it will never make up for another trip it may cause

You might see what I’m getting at, but to put it bluntly, I have never had a table stack their plates in a way that actually helps - it’s always caused a second or third trip

What’s more annoying is that the person in the picture has clearly never had the opportunity to ask a waiter (off shift) about what they think (as they would very roughly disagree with them), yet asserts that people who don’t agree with them are in the wrong

There was a browser game I remember playing in ~2010 that was basically a zoo tycoon game where you unlocked new animals over time

Nostalgically, I wanted to play it a little while bac,k but I’m sure you can imagine why searching “browser zoo game” didn’t exactly help me much

As a waiter, I’ve never had a customer stack their plates correctly for me

Yes, but most waiters won’t even put the cutlery on top of the stack. They’ll usually have the main stack on their forearm, while having a separate plate held in their hand. This single plate has all the cutlery, and it’s pinned down by their fingers

By putting all the cutlery on top, it’s much more likely for them to fall while walking around

Haha, no

Sincerely, a waiter

Why is it in the borderlands font

I like to say “don’t flatter yourself” when somebody says something self-demeaning

Okay, but when I see a relatively small box next to a drink, my first thought isn’t “damn, that’s referring to a poor white person”

I don’t get it, crackers are just savoury biscuits?

Meanwhile in aus we get like 5 MB/s

;-;

I stopped using reddit after the api changes, and started using lemmy after about a year of going cold turkey

I got my dad to try Firefox and he said it drained his phone battery like no tomorrow, so now he uses brave because it doesn’t

I’ve been using Firefox for years on my phone with no such problems, so I can’t exactly verify what he’s saying

Use pipepipe wooooooo

Biggus Dickus

Yes, but there’s a huge degree of bias whenever you ask people anything. Obviously teachers are going to think phones are detrimental to class focus, and thus they’re more likely to say their ban helped with that same focus

Same thing If you asked students, but reversed

Is this AI?

Bit misleading. Tumour-associated antigens can very easily be detected very early. Problem is, these are only associated with cancer, and provide a very high rate of false positives

They’re better used as a stepping stone for further testing, or just seeing how advanced a cancer is

That is to say, I’m assuming that’s what this is about, as i didnt rwad the article. It’s the first thing I thought of when I heard “cancer in bloodstream”, as the other options tend to be a bit more bleak

Edit: they’re talking about cancer “shedding genetic material”, which I hate how general they’re being. Probably talking about proto oncogenes from dead tumour debris, but seems different to what I was expecting

Or Freetube on pc, a FOSS desktop client