As a former employee of Jungle Jim's back when I was in High School, I will tell you this much withouth having Mr. Jungle and his goons hunting me down.
Stop going there now.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I'v used that line and it works.Originally posted by Jumper69:
Actually AL, I like the name tag thing at Biggs. It's not creepy.
I can't remember ever being in a bar when I was single and my pickup line was "Hey baby, what kind of food do you like?"
I say keep them (the name tags).
That would be the Biggs near where I work. Gae knows where that is.
It just seemed like the sort of personal info that they would use as an "ice-breaker" at a social gathering for singles, something that when you meet a person gives you an idea for conversation starters.
I'd rather they wore name tags, saying "Hi, I'm _________, and I know the code for artichokes without looking it up in the book!"
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Why?Originally posted by Jigsaw:
As a former employee of Jungle Jim's back when I was in High School, I will tell you this much withouth having Mr. Jungle and his goons hunting me down.
Stop going there now.
Are our lives at risk from imported spiders in the bananas?
Does he mistreat/underpay employees, and not allow them to quit?
Are profits from JJ's being used in secret societies to undermine all that we hold sacred?
Is the man simply insane in his grandiose visions of monorails and the like?
And finally, should we all stage a massive invasion of the Jungle Jim message board?
Let's just say it is not the cleanest place I have seen, and when I worked there I was 16 and slob anyway and I thought that was bad.
Oh, well - I wash my fruit/vegetables anyway (except bananas, that WOULD be silly) and if a bottle of wine is dusty that's okay. And my pediatrician when I was little was a big proponent of the "expose them to stuff so their immune system will be strong" theory. I only missed one day of school through high school (and that was the day they were presenting me with the award for perfect attendance, they said, "Where is she?" and my homeroom class yelled out, "She's sick!") So I'm not too worried by filth near the food.
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