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Giggly Giraffe · 06-08-2008, 07:36 PM

Every time I go out with my friend for coffee he spends the whole time nitpicking the coffee. It’s too cold … they <staff> warm it up … then he’s paranoid that it’s got caffeine <he only orders decafe> … then he complains its too sweet … they re-make it … then it’s not sweet enough … usually by this time, the staff just takes it off the bill and everyone who works at the restaurant has stopped by and apologized. I hate it when people draw attention to me!!! And then he just lets his coffee <remade 3-4 times now> sit there while he stares at me waiting for to stop enjoying my coffee so we can leave. Ahhhhh.

Ok, so how do I stop being embarrassed when the staff is so nice and they don’t seem to mind? Why should I? Or is the staff spitting in my food because I’m with him???

Free Wine · 06-08-2008, 08:01 PM

invite your dog to that restaurant
i see that your friend needs a BeLOW JOB inmediately

IM SORRY SOME EMOTIONS GOT ME OVER.

i think your friend feels that he/she controls the scene with this power demonstration. suggest him/her to see an analist/psycho. it isn't good for him/her to do what he/she were doing!

.... · 06-08-2008, 08:05 PM

my gosh , i think id feel the same as you !
as a coffee drinker i know that no one exsept myself will get my coffee just right ! if it matters this much to him , maybe yall oughta make your own and hand out at each others house instead of going out .
is he like this over food too ?? good grief i dont think i could be friends with some one like that , what if you invite him to dinner and he dosent like the way you cooked some thing ??

06-08-2008, 07:36 PM	#1
Giggly Giraffe Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 3	How should I act when I dine out with a friend who is overly picky? Every time I go out with my friend for coffee he spends the whole time nitpicking the coffee. It’s too cold … they <staff> warm it up … then he’s paranoid that it’s got caffeine <he only orders decafe> … then he complains its too sweet … they re-make it … then it’s not sweet enough … usually by this time, the staff just takes it off the bill and everyone who works at the restaurant has stopped by and apologized. I hate it when people draw attention to me!!! And then he just lets his coffee <remade 3-4 times now> sit there while he stares at me waiting for to stop enjoying my coffee so we can leave. Ahhhhh. Ok, so how do I stop being embarrassed when the staff is so nice and they don’t seem to mind? Why should I? Or is the staff spitting in my food because I’m with him???

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06-08-2008, 08:01 PM	#2
Free Wine Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1	invite your dog to that restaurant i see that your friend needs a BeLOW JOB inmediately IM SORRY SOME EMOTIONS GOT ME OVER. i think your friend feels that he/she controls the scene with this power demonstration. suggest him/her to see an analist/psycho. it isn't good for him/her to do what he/she were doing!

06-08-2008, 08:05 PM	#3
.... Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1	my gosh , i think id feel the same as you ! as a coffee drinker i know that no one exsept myself will get my coffee just right ! if it matters this much to him , maybe yall oughta make your own and hand out at each others house instead of going out . is he like this over food too ?? good grief i dont think i could be friends with some one like that , what if you invite him to dinner and he dosent like the way you cooked some thing ??

Ziay!

How should I act when I dine out with a friend who is overly picky?

How should I act when I dine out with a friend who is overly picky?