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well that escalated quickly...
Restaurant's are on business you can't be a sensitive brat in. The other staff will eat you alive, and customers will hate you.
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Show it anywayI don't think calling ranch a sauce rather than a dressing changes what they meant when they said it. And when someone asks what "sauce" (not "sauces") goes on a certain type of sandwich, I think it's pretty obvious that it's the one that's in the sandwich's name.
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Show it anywayYour response would have been better than how I would have responded ("Uh... Ranch"). Chances are she lost it due to the embarrassment of asking such an obvious question.
She might have gotten confused and thought it was a bacon sandwich from the Chicken Ranch. And you can just imagine the kind of "sauces" they used on the Chicken Ranch -- whoa, Nellie!!!
was she the crazy server from the movie "waiting"
Sigh, my biggest peeve from the servers is when things would be rung in wrong/not specified then THEY'D bring it back to the kitchen >.>
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Normally it's the guests that ask stupid questions like that. I'm impressed. I'd probably reply the same way you did.
I don't think calling ranch a sauce rather than a dressing changes what they meant when they said it. And when someone asks what "sauce" (not "sauces") goes on a certain type of sandwich, I think it's pretty obvious that it's the one that's in the sandwich's name.