chitoryu

Living in Toronto, there are a plethora of clubs to choose from. I would think that the floor staff ( Servers, Bouncers) would understand that the next club is only a few minutes away and any form of alienation will have the customer leave to find greener pastures... On the top of my list is being in a so called Gentlemens club and being asked to move from your table to another to accomadate other patrons.. If the doormen were doing their job when you first arrived they would seat you at a table that would preclude you from being moved later on... Next are the waitresses that expect a tip regardless of the service they provide... Asking " What can I get you?" is plain rude... The server should always start with a salutation, " Hello, how are you", or at the very least, " Hi I am ( fill in name ), I will be your server".... I have had waitresses start to walk away from the table when given a $20 for a round that comes to $17, without offering change... And lastly, doormen who call you, "Guy" or "Buddy"... At 46 years of age, I am neither of these and should be called "Sir" ... Showing even a hint of repsect to the patron should be first and foremost.