I wonder what people in Fargo consider spicy? North Dakota isn't known for spicy food of any kind.
My mom had spicy food twice in her life, both times by accident. Her first time at a Mexican restaurant the waitress asked if she wanted her order hot. She said yes, thinking to herself "I certainly don't want it cold."
The other time she was at a Chinese restaurant and thought sweet and sour sauce meant one sauce was sweet and the other sour. In fact one sauce was sweet and sour and the other was hot mustard.
Who demands a refund for ordering the wrong thing? What fucked up privileged thing is this?
If you order something and I give you the wrong thing, sure that's on me. But if you say I want the Blue one, and I give you the Blue on you can't say the Blue one is too Blue.
JaTheRed on October 2nd, 2021 at 06:37 UTC »
If you order spicy at a Thai place you better be wanting the heat!
wjbc on October 2nd, 2021 at 06:39 UTC »
I wonder what people in Fargo consider spicy? North Dakota isn't known for spicy food of any kind.
My mom had spicy food twice in her life, both times by accident. Her first time at a Mexican restaurant the waitress asked if she wanted her order hot. She said yes, thinking to herself "I certainly don't want it cold."
The other time she was at a Chinese restaurant and thought sweet and sour sauce meant one sauce was sweet and the other sour. In fact one sauce was sweet and sour and the other was hot mustard.
Kayback2 on October 2nd, 2021 at 06:47 UTC »
Who demands a refund for ordering the wrong thing? What fucked up privileged thing is this?
If you order something and I give you the wrong thing, sure that's on me. But if you say I want the Blue one, and I give you the Blue on you can't say the Blue one is too Blue.