They kill wildlife and apparently they drive some species to extinction. Also, the lifespan of solar panels seems to be 20-30 years and there is no recycle policy and in all likelihood they will just be dumped in some 3rd world country.
Just went to a Tibetan restaurant and the customer service was one of the best ever I’ve ever had.
It’s all too often you get shitty customer service where the waitress/waiter only makes it too obvious they don’t give a shit and can’t wait to see the back of their shift.
A warm welcome from staff, friendly chat when being served and then being stopped on our way out by the manager to shake my hand on my way out just because we had a couple things in common (Arsenal). It all really does make all the difference, because I’ll certainly go back and strongly recommend them.
I come from a family where my uncle owns a restaurant and in my younger days I did shifts to help out. I only know what a pain customers can be. Not easy at all!
You guys like that?
It’s so obviously or seems pretentious to me because either they want to get a good tip or just want to score the browny customer service points.
I don’t mind good old robotic, get in, server takes order, serves and we pay & fuck off. None of that tipping bullshit.
It’s a pretty big thing for me, just because I find it quite rare these days to get good customer service. If I’m paying up and making the effort to make an evening of it, I find these days you tend to hope for it rather than expect it.
As someone who has worked in quite a few customer service type roles, being friendly and making an effort with customers was never a false thing I did merely because it was expected of me. The highlight of the job was the little moments of nice interaction that I’d have with customers, a nice little chat and bit of friendliness from a customer genuinely made my day. I worked in Banana Republic and I wasn’t friendly because I thought it would make a customer return or add an extra pair of chinos to their basket, I couldn’t have given less of a fuck about that. That would just be a by product of me trying to treat other humans pleasantly.
So I wouldn’t assume that people serving you are being false when making an effort, many will be doing it because it makes them happy and they think it’ll make you happy. When you are nice back to them and engage them in a little conversation, there’s a good chance you’re making their day better than it otherwise would have been.
I don’t get why going out for an evening would be spoiled by a mundane customer service.
It’s the food and company that should make or break your night.
