I am an observer of people, and am always so sad to see public displays of shameful behavior. I've alway been sensitive to things like abuse even when it's subtle-passive, abusers have a manner. Maybe I have that law enforcement sense that all my family has without the actual job, who knows? The cook in the diner was for lack of a better word was an adult bully.
Did you ever visit a diner where the waitress is required to holler out her order to the cook who is cooking right there in plain view, written orders are not exchanged? This was that type of place, you know two eggs on a raft or whatever they say, it's rather funny to hear the sayings, its kind of like a show!

It was rather pitiful to see her manipulate a group of grown women into circling her; to see the humiliation in their faces as she dismissed them by raising that hand and like Pavlov's dogs they would automatically go silent.
Waitress' are some hard working women as we found out as we chatted with ours plus she was friendly and proud. I gently asked her if things were always this way and directed my gaze to the cook, she affirmed my question with sadness saying she chose not to make waves. You see she told me she has a husband and three children and has to work. She doesn't have the luxury of staying home, and for that reason she feels she has to take this abuse, how sad is that?
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