Bartender cursed at Stephen Miller as he picked up takeout sushi (#TheyreComingForYouNext)

The Hill ^ | July 9, 2018 | Justin Wise

[shanover]

Liberals are quite classy. My advice for conservatives is to be very weary of dining/taking out let alone NEVER trusting a liberal with anything. These are really sad days in America.

It does make one think what the left WILL do when they gain more power. Nothing they do shocks me anymore as their roots are with tyranny and misery. It will only get worse.

[gogeo]

This is why we need the second amendment.

[themidnightskulker]

Some of the most intelligent political conversations that I have ever had we’re with people in the food and beverage industry. (including both liberals and conservatives.)
The Liberals were not wackadoodles and made several very good, logical points.

[papertyger]

What makes you more qualified than anybody else?

Successful performance.

[NorthMountain]

It does make one think what the left WILL do when they gain more power.

We KNOW what the left does when it gains complete power. It imprisons, impoverishes, and murders its opponents. The bloody XX Century provides numerous examples ... from Russia to Germany to China to Cambodia to dozens of smaller examples, the legacy of leftism is a legacy of slaughter, poverty, misery, and oppression. America will be no different if we let leftists take full control of our country.

Oddly enough, most of the people who put themselves forth as experts on politics and government are leftists. I guess the rest of us have honest work to do.

[laplata]

Liberalism is a mental illness.

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Liberals/Progressives have diseased minds.

[aces]

I appreciate the civil response however, we appear to be wuus,thereby making it easy to do to us, is it not assault to do what they are doing? If so arrest them, If not then it is time to tell them to foff deep and hard in their face..call them scumbags, and if they say we know where you live say we now know where you do to..scare the bejessus out of em..tell them, any more hassle will invoke karma supreme..

[NorthMountain]

Successful performance at what? Running the country into the ground? That's what our political "experts" have been doing for the last Century. I'd gladly replace Congress (all of them), along with their thousands of lackeys, lickspittles, and hangers-on with a random assortment of truck drivers, ditch diggers, miners, engineers, bartenders, businessmen, and farmers. Throw out all the lawyers and political scientists ... they've proven their negative worth.

We put a businessman in the White House, despite his opponents on the left whining and moaning that he had no "(political) experience". That seems to be turning out reasonably well ...

[KyCats]

Speaking of free shots...I haven’t seen any updates on Red Hen since they reopened on the 5th, other than a report saying their first night was a sellout. Hope they’re not profiting from their outrageous behavior.

[aces]

it would keep going, he stared at me and I felt him say in my mind I was a scumbag..then it turns into what they think we think..

[NorthMountain]

Some of the most intelligent political conversations that I have ever had we’re with people in the food and beverage industry.

Barbers, also. Dealing directly with paying customers (and possibly having to run the "business" side of the business) gives them a good grounding in reality.

[bigbob]

He could have given it to a homeless shelter or one of the left’s other favorite charities, then called an hour later to tell them that someone from the restaurant was bagging about spitting in it so maybe they shouldn’t eat it.

[ridesthemiles]

IF he paid for the sushi with a credit card, I would call the credit card company & decline the charges-—because you feared the food might be contaminated.

[Night Hides Not]

There were a handful of occasions when I was in uniform in Germany, and had a few pejoratives tossed at me.

One memorable occasion was at a restaurant I frequented 2-3 times a week. The owner was visibly perturbed at two teenagers speaking badly of American soldiers, not knowing I understood every damn word.

I told the owner “no problem”, with a smile. As I left the restaurant, I went over to the two teens, and said in meine beste Deutsche sprechen , “I know a few Americans that think Germans are real a$$holes, too!”

The look on their faces was priceless, as were the owner’s guffaws.

If I were Miller, I would have made the manager aware of his bartender’s rudeness, and give him a chance to correct it.

[A_Former_Democrat]

Actually, that probably gave Chuckie priapism

[A_Former_Democrat]

There was one here earlier today, that the restaurant now requires a credit card with reservations

I took that to mean people were following my Tagline advice :)

[dhs12345]

And they wonder why we want to preserve the right to carry firearms. The more lethal the better. At this rate, there will come a day when we will need them.

[redgolum]

And needs to source his food from outside the area, with chains of evidence of where it came from.

[papertyger]

It is not my fault you think throwing the baby out with the bathwater is a legitimate policy option.

Failure on the part of “experts” does not confer competence to the ignorant. All it proves is the need to find more competent experts.

The first thing one SHOULD do in such circumstances is educate themselves on how to distinguish between presentation and performance.

[bigbob]

That’s a great story! Reminds me of a friend who used to work with a Polish engineer in Chicago who was always hustling a very attractive Polish secretary in the office. When they were in the elevator together the Pole would make disparaging remarks about all the co-workers including my friend, who he assumed couldn’t understand them. He did of course, and after a week or so replied in Polish about how impressed he was with her sexual attributes and skills which were the engineer was constantly telling his co-workers about. It turned out he’d never even got her out on a date, and of course after this, never would.