The Wall eyed Waitress
I went out to dinner last night and my waitress had one eyeball that looks straight, and the other looks upwards. Awkward, which eye do I look at since I can’t look at both of them at the same time?
I wanted to order, but I couldn’t. I was taught to look people in the eyes when I speak to them. This time it would prove to be next to impossible. I couldn’t tell which eye was looking at me and which one was looking at the table next to me. I finally decided to bury my head in the menu and order. I choked back a giggle. She was thorough and prompt. Even though she kept running into the other tables. This did not help me to maintain my composure. I over heard her telling a co-worker that she had forgotten her glasses and wondered if they really helped. At last the check came. “Would you like anything else?” She asked. “No thank you.” I answered. I just wasn’t ready for another lap full of coffee.
Manuel on October 29th, 2007
So cruel so very cruel, but funny and funny is more important than cruel…..
Tony on October 29th, 2007
but is it wall eyed or walleyed like the fish? still, cruel but funny…on the funny cruel side of things — we had a table of deaf people once (save one, who was the interpreter) and I kept telling the server waiting on them I thought they were talking about me becasue they got quiet whenever I walked by
Upset Waitress on October 29th, 2007
Maneul, my intention was not to be cruel, however the TRUTH is often unkind.
Tony, quit your bitching. That’s like me getting upset every time the blind man doesn’t look at me!