4/10/2008
Manny "Neat . . . Sweet . . .Petite" T. says:
Last night my wife and I went out to eat at a very small, very intimate restaurant and had the displeasure of being seated next to two yelpers. How did I know they were yelpers? They wouldn't stfu about yelp and the various H.S./soap opera intrigues they imagined going on at this site.
While yelp is a great website, if you are able to sustain a 50+minute conversation about the people on it, you may need to find something else to do.
In a small restaurant where people are right on top of you, (both those in your party and strangers) there is no need to speak at such a volume that everyone in the place (including the kitchen staff) is subject to your conversation. People who do this smack of self-importance, as though they are performing for others.
Since this restaurant is a yelp "hot spot" you might want to be careful about whom you talk and what you say about them, as I now know what you think of several people on the site (not that I really give a shit but I could not avoid being subjected to your litany of conspiracy theories and "he said, she said"s.
Before you (and if you read this I am sure you know I mean you) get defensive, or go on the offensive, know this . . .
I am not calling you out publicly by name, as I could very well do, so take this more as barbed constructive criticism, and not trying to publicly embarrass you.