I agree with you that the lady is at fault if it was a
restaurant. But I guess that you did not read my original post
clearly. I wouldn't personally walk to any particular table and
tell them to move off in a restaurant like the lady. It would be
quite class-less on my part as well. But I stated I might let
the staff know that I feel some patrons are hogging the
tables, in a polite manner of course.
Ultimately, it is up to them whether the staff want to
politely ask the current patrons whether if they are willing to
move off or not. And if the patrons refuse, then there's nothing I
can do about it. But I would appreciate it if the staff explain it
to me politely that after all, it is the right of the customers to
sit there as long as they want.
eh no i think we have quite different views on this one, if it
was me outside queuing i would actually wait patiently for my turn
to go in. since i do not like being disturb during my meals i
naturally do not want to disturb others whatever the means. so in
thiat sense i would also disagree with you getting the staff to let
the patrons know you feel some patrons are hogging the tables.
just my personal habbits thats all.
not just on this matter, on certain days when i rather have a
quiet meal, i rather pay more to eat at places like delifrance if
they're more empty for the day compared to nearby places which cost
maybe a tenth of deli
