Sue Them

November 20, 2008

Mary Martin had a bad experience:

“a waiter told me the pumpkin soup was vegan and it wasn’t (and I proceeded to have to flee toward the ladies room after a mere 10 minutes of its consumption, as I’m sure it included cream made from cow’s milk, and, well . . . ), and in fact he told me the entire meal was vegan, but the next course was grilled chicken and warmed goat cheese over mesclun greens.”

I’ve worked as a food server. My sister has worked as a food server. I have known many food servers. Plenty lie.

I tend to take the word of my food server because I tend to want to trust people. And I’m saddened and annoyed when I’m lied to. Usually I just suck it up, maybe write a bad review, and move on. I haven’t sued anyone… yet. But when food servers deliberately lie about the food, you can and probably should sue.

Just my opinion. Granted, that’s an opinion formed from a year of law school (I’m a law school dropout). But there it is.

Posted by Elaine Vigneault | Filed Under Miscellaneous 

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