All was well and good, until we got our bill. It threw me for a loop. I knew what the initials the water had scribbled stood for, but there were no figures to go along with it, so I didn't know how much the bill was.
Oh well, I thought, the cashier will figure it out and tell me. Then I can go back and leave the appropriate tip. So off I went to pay the tab, chuckling to myself in anticipation of watching the cashier (1) refer to the menu and add up the listed prices, or (2) call the waiter over, or (3) do it from memory, or maybe even (4) throw a fit.
She did (5) ... turned the bill over and read the addition on the other side.
Boy, did I feel stupid.
Haha, that's a good one! I came across your blog when I searched for "Omni first class Las Vegas" because my mom will be flying first class for the first time in February. I wondered if any seat location is better--hey, gotta make the most of what she's saying is her "last trip"!
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Craig, this is too funny! Did you feel very blonde?!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad other people have these "blonde" moments!
Carolyn
Thank you for stopping by and commenting, Kauai Sis. Glad I was able to entertain you for a bit. I'm flying on Omni again in a few weeks in the first-class section again. To Vegas, of course. First class is okay on Omni, as is the Premium Class upgrade. Most Hawaii people however, like to save money and get into economy. In first class, I like the middle section because you can get up to go to the bathroom without bothering anybody or having anybody else climb over you.
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Carolyn ... I had to look in the mirror to make sure my hair hadn't turned blonde! LOL.
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Nice to Read about restaurant waiter code
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