On a similar note, whenever I have to cancel a reservation at one of NY's trendy restaurants, I always make sure I call and apologize profusely for their inconvenience. Because perish the thought I might be blacklisted by the restaurant mafioso, and never be able to get a reservation again for a birthday, anniversary or other special occasion.
I'm not sure which is more pathetic: an establishment that forces customers to grovel to do business with it and thus offers the opposite of customer service, or a customer who grovels to such an obnoxious establishment. Me, I will go to Tad's Steaks.
The night I went, I had to change the time of the reservation and they were perfectly obliging because they had room to maneuver.
It's poor judgment to be rude in the first instance to people who have momentary power over you, whether they be reservationists, clerks, customer service reps, etc.
Truth be told, though it was a kind gesture on her behalf, it wasn't just Anne Hathaway who delivered the pizza. It was the entire cast and crew who took up collections and ordered the pizza. So the love deserves to be sliced up a little more.
I love her. She is the antithesis of the talentless tabloid whores. She dresses tastefully and has beautiful, natural skin (no tan-paint for her). She's smart. On talk shows, she's playful, veering toward silly. She’s a good daughter: she takes her parents with her to lots of events. And now this? Pizza delivery to fans at 3 AM? Cheers to Ms. Hathaway!
@iplaudius: Yes I agree with everything you just described about her. She just needs more discretionary taste when it comes to selecting her male companion.
@iplaudius: Seconding all of the above, adding her advocacy on behalf of her gay brother and the rest of us. She makes it difficult not to be totally in love with her.
You know, this is just a normal actorly thing to do. Because, in case you guys didn't know, ANNE HATHAWAY IS A FUCKING REAL ACTRESS, LIKE ON A STAGE WITH COSTUMES AND SHAKESPEARE AND LEARNING LINES AND SHIT.
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It was nice enough, but the food was so rich I was up all night. Next year, I pick my birthday dinner restaurant.
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On a similar note, whenever I have to cancel a reservation at one of NY's trendy restaurants, I always make sure I call and apologize profusely for their inconvenience. Because perish the thought I might be blacklisted by the restaurant mafioso, and never be able to get a reservation again for a birthday, anniversary or other special occasion.
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And as a complete nobody, I still go to restaurants to eat good food.
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The night I went, I had to change the time of the reservation and they were perfectly obliging because they had room to maneuver.
It's poor judgment to be rude in the first instance to people who have momentary power over you, whether they be reservationists, clerks, customer service reps, etc.
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The food was good; it just wasn't my style -- very '40s Algonquin Grill.
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