All of this because of steak sauce??

[CruiseShipGirl]

The tip was really sweet, but still not worth smelling like steak for the next 6 hours (I was closing and we were open until midnight).

I agree with all of you. I never put steak sauce on anything. Our steaks were pretty good, especially for a place that mostly does pizza. And our Jack Daniel's BBQ sauce was really good (he ordered that).

I'm just glad I don't have to work with the public anymore. I no longer seem to have the brain-to-mouth filter I used to.

[Wingates_Hellsing]

I'm ready to allow the possibility that he's a generally good person with some SC exceptions, we don't know what posetive traits he has, or if he really is a sack of steaming dog poo.

Anyway, banned is good... I can live with banned.

[Bubsy]

That guy sounds like a jerk! I'm glad your manager banned him, I've known a lot of managers who weren't so cool. $57 in tips is pretty good, at least his family recognises that he's a SC

This does remind me of a time when I was managing at McD's: I asked the girl who's shift I was taking over from, why there was sauce & lettuce on the wall, and she told me that someone had thrown a big mac at her, only it missed & hit the wall.
Luckily I've never had food thrown at me! Drinks & condiments? Sure, but never food

[XCashier]

I'm ready to allow the possibility that he's a generally good person with some SC exceptions, we don't know what posetive traits he has, or if he really is a sack of steaming dog poo.

I understand you wanting to see the good in him, but I'd be surprised if there is any. Like Dave Barry once said, "A person who is nice to you but rude to the waiter is not a nice person." A normally okay person with SC tendencies might grumble about the steak sauce, but he would not pitch a conniption fit that would embarrass Veruca Salt and throw food onto the waitress. This guy is just an asshole.

Anyway, banned is good... I can live with banned.

Yes, banning him while inviting his family and friends back is very good. "You nice polite folks are welcome back any time, but you, Jackass, are never to darken our doorstep again!" I still like the fact that even his wife and kid scolded him for his behavior.

[CruiseShipGirl]

I still like the fact that even his wife and kid scolded him for his behavior.

I loved it. It was funny because I was still serving all of the tables around them. When the other guy at the table called out to me, I turned and politely smiled and told him that I would be right back with the manager as I was not allowed to serve their table anymore. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Awesome Wife smack SC in the arm...Hard.

[blas]

I'm sure that guy eats so much steak that his colon is probably more screwed up than Amy Winehouse's liver. He probably just needed to poop really badly..

Or he's just a dick for no reason.

Yeah, the latter.

[Red_Dazes]

I like my A1... but honestly as long as the sauce is good I don't care where it's from.

...Glad that the other people at least felt bad for him being a raging butt-weasel.

[Wingates_Hellsing]

I understand you wanting to see the good in him, but I'd be surprised if there is any. Like Dave Barry once said, "A person who is nice to you but rude to the waiter is not a nice person." A normally okay person with SC tendencies might grumble about the steak sauce, but he would not pitch a conniption fit that would embarrass Veruca Salt and throw food onto the waitress. This guy is just an asshole.

Point taken

[Pagan]

this dumbass has killed his tastebuds with goop; serves him right, because he wouldn't know a good steak if it bit him in the ass.

Which, if done properly, it probably could!

A good steak CAN be improved with sauce: sauce that's made out of the steak itself!

If you leave the fond (brown bits) in the pan, de-glaze it with a little wine, or, french-style, a little heavy cream (mmmmm)! Let the wine reduce; but don't let the cream boil. This is now a perfect compliment to a perfect steak.

You can also use a little stock, or beer for the liquid.

That's if you're cooking it in a pan. My perfect steak is always done out on the grill.

[Andara Bledin]

You know, assuming that a professionally cooked steak needs any kind of sauce is a bit insulting to the cooks.

Properly, you should taste a bit of anything you get served to determine what the cook has done with it, and then spice/sauce it to your taste.

Of course, like a good steak, this guy wouldn't know decent ettiquette if it bit him on the ass.

^-.-^

[LibraryLady]

We've had the A-One and HP debate in our house. Hubby was brought up with A-One but, because there was a story in a local paper about UK ex-pats in our neighborhood, he wanted to try HP.

He found HP a little too sweet for his taste. The odd thing is that he never used steak sauce on his steak. He mixes a little in the vinegar and oil to make a dressing for the salad that he enjoys with his beef. Go figure.

[RayvenQ]

There's 2 things that I use HP for;

Bacon Butties
Sausage Butties

(Butties = Sandwiches)

They aren't proper Bacon/Sausage Butties without it.

[BethB]

This does remind me of a time when I was managing at McD's: I asked the girl who's shift I was taking over from, why there was sauce & lettuce on the wall, and she told me that someone had thrown a big mac at her, only it missed & hit the wall.
Luckily I've never had food thrown at me! Drinks & condiments? Sure, but never food

I work with a first class donkey's behind who did this to some mcd's employees. He threw hamburgers at them and laughed about it when he retold the story. I really wished I had told him he was a first class assh*** and should just keep his fat ass at home eating apples and salad. I hate that jerk. It's no wonder he works his dept by himself.

[powerboy]

If a steak is done properly, one doesn't need steak sauce.

That jackass doesn't know what to do with a good steak and doesn't deserve one.

I love steak sauce. I will use it on steak, ribs and hamburgers. Oh on french fries also

[jerkface11]

I only like steak sauce on well done meat. I don't like my steaks well done either.