More pointless flameyness...

[conuly]

My god, people. She's not asking for the world on a silver platter, despite what you appear to think. Strangely, I believe that asking for your waiter to say "you're welcome" when your son says thank you isn't asking for special treatment, especially when everyone else got that reply. And I grasped her request just by reading her first post, not to mention her many responses. Can some of you folks just, y'know, grow up?

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[conuly]

I don't expect to hear "you're welcome" from service employees. When I work, I say it, and each and every single time the customer doesn't hear it.

I don't care about that myself, BUT if you're saying "you're welcome" to the mom, and to her boyfriend, but you're NOT saying it to her kid when he says thanks, that's not right.