Should this be a staple on all menus?

That's a 360 degree turner if I've ever seen one.

>>7320650
Mac and Cheese is good, but I am ok if all places don't sell the same things

Hahaha advertising the people making your food to be drinking on the job, great idea!

>>7320650
Well, as a mother and a waitress, I don't support this because it will take away from the tips the FOH deserves for their work. A customer might buy this and not tip his server, since he *thinks* he tipped by buying stuff for the kitchen.

Haha, I like it. If I saw it on the menu I'd probably buy it, but I'm a kind and generous person

>>7320650

Yeah, grilled cheese is easy to make and everyone likes it. Just don't get too fancy with extra ingredients or sides.

>>7320650
10/10 would buy a few rounds and watch the restaurant descend into chaos.

>>7320668
>>7320664
They don't actually get the beers, instead it goes into the kitchen's tips

>>7320664
>deserves

>>7320664
haha fuck you

>>7320664
>deserves
Fuck off, you're not entitled to anything.

make sure to include a tip

:^)

>>7320707
Just the tip?

>>7320650
Most high end restaurants are open to compliments always. As in you send them via a waiter or ask the waiter if you can compliment the chef yourself.
This seems like a funny way to tip the chefs. If it was a funny restaurant and the general atmosphere was cheerful then I'm up for it. But if I went to a serious restaurant I'd be put off by that.

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>>7320709

just the tip

>>7320680
>>7320689
>>7320703
>falling for obvious bait

how new r u

>>7320650

Is this from Obed & Issac's?

>not working as a cook in a place where you can just go up to the bar and pull a beer for yourself at any time

>>7320650
And I thought tip culture was more meme than reality. God damn it, USA, get your shit together.

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>tfw you don't tip

>>7320664

Lulz if you're a mother and you browse 4chan you have bigger problems than the kitchen drinking.

>>7320664
>Well, as a mother and a waitress
Why was this necessary
There's no super secret knowledge you imparted upon us
It's not like we don't believe that you don't support it and needed you to tell us that you were both a mother AND a waitress

>>7320661
I have no problem with people drinking on the job as long as they're not operating heavy machinery or air traffic controllers. Then again, I've been a professional musician for twenty years - I can't imagine not being able to drink on the job.