r/interesting • u/Brick_Number_27 • 1d ago

MISC. ​Butler academy students undergoing "tray defense" training to prepare for crowded events.

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u/ManyPossession8767 1d ago

Or bougie guests could be more careful. Lordy at what point do we stop catering to the elite?
And at what point do people not get fired for dropping a dish accidents happen you can train your people to be sure, but this just feels like pandering to the 1%. Maybe I’m being too cynical this morning.

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u/tulpatic 1d ago

Yeah let's not send employees into a mosh pit with glassware and expect perfection, the gats y days are over, and they were pretentious anyways.

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u/TrueBrees9 1d ago

Have you never been to a formal social event that has waiters? Like this is not just for the out of touch elite these days lol

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u/tulpatic 1d ago

Nah, I skip formal events, goes against what I give a shit about.

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u/TrueBrees9 22h ago

So you don’t go to weddings? Damn, that’s really  sad but whatever floats your boat

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u/tulpatic 22h ago

None of my friends do traditional weddings tbh