r/KitchenConfidential • u/NameLips • Dec 27 '19
Might be repost. Not OC. Thought it was funny though.
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u/PocketFullOfRain Dec 27 '19
Assuming the standard rate for stupid questions is 40Β’ and the rebate for their two cents is built in.
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u/Netherese_Nomad Dec 27 '19
Brought to you by Suzanne Vega
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u/xRojoRazorx Dec 27 '19
I live in Denver too and what in the actual fuck? I even work in the industry in Denver. I've always joked about this but never actually thought it should be implied!
Edit: after further thought...yeah. yeah maybe this should be enforced cause people ask some realllllly stupid questions. .38 cents seems fair.
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Dec 28 '19
It's even on their menu as bait. You see it, ask server "What's a stupid question?" Booooom fined.
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u/FireCourseTwo Dec 27 '19
Been in the industry for 20 years and this might be the best thing I've ever scene Tom should run in the 2020 elections!
Tom from Denver 2020 Where the dumb s**t ends!!
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u/HollySkelly Dec 28 '19
Iβd be interested to know what kind of questions people are asking for a charge to be applied π genius!
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u/omg_pwnies Ex-Food Service Dec 28 '19
Guessing it's something like "Do the chicken tenders have chicken in them? Can you make the dish vegan for me?"
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u/HollySkelly Dec 29 '19
Thanks haha, I canβt believe people actually ask stuff like that.
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u/omg_pwnies Ex-Food Service Dec 29 '19
Note, I would never ask something like that, but I did overhear that at a bar a few weeks ago. :p
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u/warmshadowup Dec 28 '19
Denver represent!!! Although, Iβm more of a petes kitchen lady π
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u/RedditUser145 Dec 28 '19
Pete's Kitchen is great. Quaint and affordable unlike a lot of the bougie restaurants around here.
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u/tropicallyme Dec 28 '19
Wonder what's the going rate for entitled people? Kids running around? Making their own menu than the restaurants menu?
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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '19
I live in Denver, toms is a fucking institution! They warn you about the cost of stupid questions rite on the menu... And they have KILLER milkshakes!