u/jenniferbernard

Is Being Triple and Quadruple Sat Normal Practice?

This is my fourth serving job and nowhere else I’ve worked has this been an issue but regularly all at once, they’ll seat me back-to-back-to-back a seven top, a four top, and another seven top and then like five minutes later two two-tops and I just can’t offer good, prompt service in those scenarios and my manager said maybe if being triple sat a total of 18 guests is a problem, I just shouldn’t be a server.

What do you guys think?

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u/jenniferbernard — 1 day ago
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Anyone a Server?

I find that it can be a bit of a challenge to control the tone of my voice when someone is rude but most people are pleased and complimentary. I get a decent amount of supply from my guests, without having to have a dysfunctional relationship to get it.

My serving persona is so much happier and healthier and smooth and outgoing than my full personality. I channel all my best and generally leave behind all the worst parts of me.

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u/jenniferbernard — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/NPD

Until about five years ago, I would cope with my constant dissatisfaction (NPD) and emptiness and boredom (BPD) by planning on what I wanted to change in myself, making schedules to try to stick to with things on them that if I stuck to the schedule would mean I was living a pretty well rounded life, by making meal plans, which I never prepped for and followed for long, etc.

Five years ago, I got my Borderline Diagnosis and spent six months of the year in higher levels of mental health care and I came to realize the things I struggled with weren’t going to go away, that I couldn’t make myself with sheer determination into the version of myself I wanted to be, etc.

I had this ideal self I envisioned myself becoming but really I’m just an unfocused, sloppy, lazy, undisciplined loser.

I don’t like myself because having NPD and BPD and probably just a general inborn lameness make me so far from the ideal self I had in mind.

My mom houses me for only a couple hundred dollars a month. I think between living in abject terror of when the day comes that my mom dies and I can’t afford life on my own but have to somehow and grieving who I am and am not, there’s this heaviness and tightness in my chest all the time. I am definitely not a happy person.

Anyone else relate to this fall from fantasy?

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u/jenniferbernard — 3 months ago