I wasn't looking for him to take my niece's favor to the next jousting tournament. I just could not believe that he stood there like a statue and did not make a move to help the customers.
@95 Vol Alum will be VERY disappointed to read this.
The socially awkward thing I could buy, but then why stick him out there front of house? Who makes that decision? The place seemed to be well staffed. I stood out there for a bit before we were seated and even longer after we finished as I waited for some family members to make their way through the gift shop/restrooms. We spent over an hour at the table (party of 14, so it understandably took awhile). The situation was the same before and after. Maybe he took a scolding just before I arrived, but it's hard to imagine that it was still affecting him an hour and half later. Like I posted previously, I don't think this person was taught/trained to exercise basic courtesy. Hopefully, someone in his management team will help him.
