30 Of The Funniest Restaurant Comebacks To Bad Reviews

Guessing math isn't your best subject? It was 30 min and to be honest, being a huge fan of seafood, I would want it to take more than 5 minutes for my mussels to arrive. Did you not read where in the reply they stated it was BUSY?!?!? That means a little bit longer wait. I would have no problem with this at all!!

I was thinking the same...

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30 min 14:28:00-oreder prints 14:58:01 appetizers arrived. 14:28-14:38=10 min 14:38-14:48=10 min 14:48-14:58=10 min it's a total of 30 min an 1 second.

when you are hungry, sitting at an empty table seems longer than it is.

Easily explained, he could have thought arrival was at 2.00pm, possibly because of being preoccupied and like it was said, time can seem longer. I wasn't on side with the restaurant response. It failed to try to understand customer circumstances and behaviour from a business perspective (rather than taking it personally). Understanding is then lost and the restaurant resorts to an attack rather than looking to provide an explanation in an amicable manner. Instead of being defensive about the seafood, the owner could have apologised that the diners weren't happy with it. Dishes won't necessarily be perfectly made every time.

People are malicious. Could be a competitor or someone paid by a competitor.

Are you giving a bad review to AA.? 😉

I’m an atheist but got some people believe in god helping guide them is fine if it helps them. Yes, there are a lot of programs to choose from that suit other people. I’m not a friend of Dr. Bob but some of my friends and family are and I respect that.

If you ever actually involved yourself in AA then you would have learned that your claim is not true. Yes, they use the word 'God' written in the text as the official wording for some of the steps (3,5, & 11) but that has nothing to do with following a specific religion, or even pushing Christianity, for that matter... The steps were written a long time ago when it was widely believed and accepted at the time that the Christian God was the correct spiritual belief by the population and was easier to be written in this way. Similarly to how the USA used the word God for several of its original documents, old songs, etc. (ie. Pledge of allegiance, the Constitution, the Currency banknotes, etc)... HOWEVER, unlike the history of the word GOD in the US government, the 12 steps introduce God as word to represent an individuals higher power. The first use of the word is in step 3, where he is introduced by saying, "...God, as we understand him"... meaning that each individual person interprets "GOD" in his/her own way AND has their own definition and understanding of what "God" is and represents... The only thing that AA requires you to believe, in relevance to this, is the fact that their is a higher power greater than yourself. That is why in most literature for AA it is worded carefully. In fact, I had a sponsor with 23 years sobriety under his belt whi was an atheist. His higher power,AKA God, was simply the collective conscience of the AA community and that the group as a whole had more intellect and power than himself as an individual... The program is not a religious based program whatsoever... Seems funny how this is being discussed and bashed in a comments section specifically for an article of examples from when ppl posted untrue things that were inaccurately depicting stated establishment... Funny coincidence, I guess?... Anyway, THIS is why they're not criticized for the aforementioned reason. Although many members happen to also be Christians (esp in western world), it's not a forced belief, teaching or requirement. AA has a strong presence globally with several members with varying religious backgrounds and beliefs. Just an 'FYI' if the original poster ever gets back around to seeing this

In AA and other 12 step programs, it's "God as you understand him (or her)." It can be a god that's a deity, it can be your higher self, it could be your cat if you choose. It's just a tool you use to help get your ego out of the way of your recovery.

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