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  • SOMEONE is not getting lucky tonight.

    Reading an old post from customersruinmylife about a bride showing up to the pub unannounced in some way reminded me of this gem from my second job ever. (probably because both ladies were in white)

    Second job ever was at a local pizza resteraunt (Detroit area, rhymes with Muddy's) and I was a host/busser/takeout bitch. It was late spring/early summer and alot of high schools were having their Senior Proms. We didn't see too many of those parties but tonight we had two in the restaraunt. One group was sitting behind the host area in the smoking section (remember those? ) and it was clear that the boys of the group had secreted a few flasks in and were getting drunk. I probably should have said something, but I was 16 and they were the cool older kids.

    So this one girl is in this beautiful (and expensive looking) white prom dress, and her boyfriend is easily the most sloshed one there. Their pizzas have just arrived and everyone is about to dig in when one of the other boys tells a joke of some kind. Drunk boyfriend belts out a laugh, slams his hands down on the table while doing so and up ends an entire pizza onto his date's chest and lap







    It was almost surreal, everyone who saw it just went wide eyes and

    and then came the scream.

    It was a blood curlding, angst driven, horrified like you just watched someone kill a baby scream. This girl blew the lids off everyone in the restaraunt. She immediatly burst into tears and flew off into the restroom, every other girl at the table following her. All the guys just watched them go with these looks that just said "wuh wuh wuh wuh, what happened????" And boys being boys they also immediatly turned and starting laughing at their friend, who still looked like he didn't realize quite how much damage he had done yet. After awhile the boys just said screw it and starting eating the pizza!

    Eventually the girls came back out, the girl in the white dress still sniffling and crying. They walked right past all the boys, out the door, into the limo and AWAY THEY WENT!! Boys really didn't act that surprised oddly enough. In the end they ate their food, paid their bill, and were last seen walking in the direction of the high school (maybe two to three miles away, not too awful of a walk)

  • #2
    Oh lord.

    Not just that night, but any other night, I bet.
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    • #3
      I misread this at first. I thought the drunk guy threw up in his girlfriend's lap.
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      • #4
        sounds like the guys weren't worth the money spent on the dress.
        tomato stains are hard to get out... and a white prom dress? yeah that's ruined.

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        • #5
          Yeah....bad judgement call on the white dress.
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          • #6
            Probably not as expensive as a prom dress, but you don't even want to know how many things I had spilled on by my drunkard of an ex bf.

            Many, many times was my screaming heard because he once again got so sloshed (and was already a natural klutz) he spilled an entire pitcher of beer on the table and it went all over me.
            You really need to see a neurologist. - Wagegoth

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            • #7
              he spilled an entire pitcher of beer
              Now that's just alcohol abuse!

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              • #8
                Quoth PepperElf View Post
                Now that's just alcohol abuse!

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                • #9
                  Really, bad call on pizza.
                  "Is it hot in here to you? It's very warm, isn't it?"--Nero, probably

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                  • #10
                    Quoth fireheart View Post
                    Yeah....bad judgement call on the white dress.
                    Quoth Food Lady View Post
                    Really, bad call on pizza.
                    I'd say the worst call was on the drunken jackass for a prom date.
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                    • #11
                      I have never understood the need to get totally drunk before OR after a College Formal (our version of your Proms). How can you enjoy it when your not going to remember/understand whats going on?

                      Not to mention I've never understood the desire to get totally hammered to have a good time 'on the town'. I've been way to drunk once. I let it happen because I felt it was safe (at a friends place, with friends I trusted. Guess what... didn't enjoy it. These days, one or two drinks enjoyed is fine. And cheaper.

                      not to mention, with my high tolerance to alcohol, it would cost too damn much to get that drunk
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                      • #12
                        Quoth PepperElf View Post
                        Now that's just alcohol abuse!
                        I dunno, what do you want to bet it was the nastiest domestic piss on the beer menu? Somehow I don't think these guys are drinking the good stuff that anyone would care about if it got spilled.

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                        • #13
                          Quoth ApolloSZ View Post
                          I have never understood the need to get totally drunk before OR after a College Formal (our version of your Proms). How can you enjoy it when your not going to remember/understand whats going on?
                          Down here, for both mine and my sister's Year 12 formals, they had a strict no alcohol policy and this included pre-drinks. Even if you were 18. If you were suspected of having drunk alcohol, they could refuse entry.

                          Of course, this didn't stop the teachers. Apparently our deputy principal (who was known for being a bit strict) got qute tipsy and was laughing at my classmate's undone fly. Then there was the guy who apparently kissed our principal after he won the "Mr. party animal" award.

                          Most of my class went to after-parties. I got invited to one, but I was told no because I was only sixteen at the time (I turned 17 about a month after )

                          Although from what I'd heard, the year BEFORE mine, the teachers went over to the casino and my English teacher wound up falling over from being so drunk.

                          Then there was the rumour floating around in Year 11 that after our school play, some of the teachers involved went back to the dance studio owned by the dance teacher and got drunk. (We did Oliver! that year and I was in the pit band. There were a few teachers who had parts: one of the student teachers played the Beadle, my other Year 12 english teacher (long story) and the assistant principal had roles in the final scene (the english teacher was also the technical director backstage) and our school principal sang the knife-grinder part in "Who Will Buy". When he let rip with "WHO WILL BUY" (the part where all the harmonies stack up from the other singers) I was like )
                          The best professors are mad scientists! -Zoom

                          Now queen of USSR-Land...

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                          • #14
                            Quoth fireheart View Post
                            (We did Oliver! that year and I was in the pit band. There were a few teachers who had parts: one of the student teachers played the Beadle, my other Year 12 english teacher (long story) and the assistant principal had roles in the final scene (the english teacher was also the technical director backstage) and our school principal sang the knife-grinder part in "Who Will Buy". When he let rip with "WHO WILL BUY" (the part where all the harmonies stack up from the other singers) I was like )
                            My Senior Prom back in the late 70's was, for some, a booze free-for-all. I saw one guy getting out of his car in the parking garage chugging a beer or two.


                            /threadjack
                            as to the quote: I too was a knife grinder in Oliver. When all the parts harmony come together and stack it gave me shivers (and it still does just remembering).
                            /end threadjack
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