If there's a competition for Worst Waiter of the Year, I've got a candidate. He was working at my mother's favorite restaurant when we took her there for her birthday. This guy messed up every order. She asked for pork. He brought beef. We requested beans. We got corn. And so on. At the end of the meal, he asked, “Would anyone like dessert?” My mother said, “What do I have to order to get a piece of cheesecake?”
如果要競(jìng)選本年度最差餐廳侍者的話(huà),我這里有一個(gè)候選人。他在我媽最喜歡的一家餐廳工作。當(dāng)我們?cè)谶@家餐廳給我媽過(guò)生日的時(shí)候,這家伙把一切都搞亂了。我媽點(diǎn)的是豬肉,他端上來(lái)的是牛肉。我們要的是豆子,他卻拿來(lái)了玉米。等等,等等。快吃完的時(shí)候他問(wèn):“有誰(shuí)要點(diǎn)甜食嗎?”我媽說(shuō):“我該點(diǎn)什么才能得到一塊奶酪蛋糕呢?”