I accept it. Beckdawrek doesn't understand people at all

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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Walked in the restaurant where we planned to have luncheon(just like thinking I am fancy enough for a luncheon).

Glanced around looking for the Lil’wrekker and Hambone.

The guy at the hostess podium gave us “gun fingers”. Two handed, in fact.

What the holy heck does that mean?

I see he wasn’t gonna seat us. He wasn’t that person. I think maybe he was searching for a no-nothing. The menus are on the table. Kinda permanent. So he wasn’t looking for that. He stood upright and shot at us with his fingers. Big stupid grin on his face.

Don’t. Understand.

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Maybe he has delusions of being a bartender on a cruise ship?

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I think he was just acknowledging that he saw you and knows you are there. Sort of a “hold on partner, I’ll be right with you” kind of thing.

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:finger guns:
Gotcha Ya!

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“Finger guns” often just means (especially when done with a smile) “gotcha” or “I see you,” or even flirting. As noted above, it was what Isaac the Bartender on The Love Boat did, decades ago.

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Double-channeling her inner Buddy Christ to double bless you.

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Or – as with Max Powers – “I’m obnoxious.”

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Flirting? You say? :thinking:

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Very rarely, and not usually by waitrons in nice restaurants. Go with the most probable-Your presence is acknowledged.

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Yes. That was my hope. It was a “hey you” or maybe “they’ll be with you soon” kinda thing.

A tiche ick-y.

I notice hand signs and signals a bunch.

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But if you misjudged this one it might point out that, while you notice hand signs and signals a bunch, you might not be understanding them as much as you think you do.

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I agree..kinda said that

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Would it be wrong, in the climate we live in, to teach Bayliss(my doggy) to flop down like a dead dog with “gun fingers”?

Maybe with vocalizations added: “pew-pew"

:thinking:

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It’s certainly less wrong than doing it with real guns.

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I truly enjoy dining establishments where I’m well known enough to be called ‘hon’. I even appreciate the ones where I’m greeted ‘wash your hands, siddown and shut up. Lunch’ll be out in a minute’. But if they’re serving “luncheon” and don’t know me, they shouldn’t point their fingers at me OR call me ‘hon’. ‘Sir’ or even ‘Monsieur’ is fine, and there’s no need for anyone to tug their forelock…

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This absolutely was the type of place where you’d hear “Hon” and “Sweetie”

So casual lunch spot.

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You need another Possum.

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Aaaaaaaaaaaàaaaaaa

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Yes!

double guns

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Lovex3