Lets rise up against them...

... and write a strongly worded complaints letter, complaining is something I do relish the idea of doing, I have many a time complained in a restrant to the waiter about the food not being hot enough, or it not being edible, or that his series was just not up to scratch, it hasn’t got me anything, apart from a since of extract and a £5 gift voucher for lidil when I complained about finding meal worms in my lasagne sheet ( though this was not redeemable against alcoholic products so what’s the bloody point in giving it to me, but complaining needs to be done, if we don’t complain other will get the same treatment, there’s no use in saying simply “ I won’t go there again” you need to find that manger and tell him exactly why you won’t go there again, if your food is late in a restrant go find the lazy waiter and question WHY your food in not at your table, it does work , I have managed to get the food on my table much faster by simply enquiring where the hell it is, I that same waiter or waitress leaves the dirty plates on your table for more than 10  mines then gather them up oneself and march over to the main desk or head waiter and place them in his hands saying “ thank you, if you haven’t knot aced by now , we are in fact finished with these” it works, you need to be rude, it’s their job to do this, if at your work you didn’t do something you boss wanted you to do would your boss just go “oh too I don’t want to be rude so I just won’t say anything” no he’d march into your office and demand that work, and this is what you have to do when you’re the one forking out your hard earned money for the serves you deserve that best, by law when you enter a resonant and sit down you enter into a contract with the restrnate that you are paying for food and for a serves, if ether of theirs things are less than satisfactory you don’t have to pay the whole bill, also in a restrant when it comes to leaving a tip PEOPLE NEED TO WAKE UP, a tip is simply an EXTRA for the waiter for doing an exseptnal job, NOT for doing a crap job NOT for simply doing the job there already paid for, a tip should only be paid if they go above and beyond their duty of serves, I have been a waiter and I got tips when I didn’t really deserve it, I also got tips when I did deserve it and I know the difference, I have also given tips to waiters who have been very attentive and done very well, so I’m not cheap heartless bastard who simply doesn’t want to pay any more than I have too, I simply know when to tip and not to tip.