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Yes. I know SC's don't read signs. We have picture directions up for the waffle maker. DarlinAngel left me a message to leave the spray out, and I can't figure out why people are NOW having issues with the wafflemaker, until I watched how they worked it.
Friends
My friend and her Army reserve hubby were in my hotel (Whiskey heard them. LOL) They made waffles by listening when I said no really, don't fill your cup all the way.
No problems. Between them and the 2 friends with them, they made about 10 waffles, and NONE stuck, because it all stayed in the griddle. That's where the spray is!
Old Grumpy man
Okay, this guy didn't really help his case much. He came down looked at the waffle maker and asked, "Where's your damn spray?" Good morning to you too. How was your night? Oh woke up on the wrong side of the bed?
I explained he shouldn't have to use the spray nicely. He OVERFILLED the wafflemaker, which means those drops that fell down the sides of the maker, are why your waffle is sticking. There's no spray on the outside of the maker, cause you aren't supposed to coat the whole thing!
So he swears at me cause I "Obviously have never used it." Dude.. do you want me to let you have the spray or would you rather I ignore you? Leaning that way so far.. I give him the spray, and then he realizes we're out of butter, and somehow that's my fault too.
Dude, I work 2 days a week. People eat ALL week. We were full MOST of the week. so yes, running out of food is a possibility.
Map issues.
I usually print folks directions when they ask for them, cause most people don't do directions like I do. I follow landmarks. Most folks want streets. So I'll print directions, point them in the direction they need to be, and I give them the little online map that prints, and HIGHLIGHT the route.
I printed a guy out directions to the haunted tours office he wanted (I've never been there), and I highlight the route. I realize the way he's going, and he'll have to pass, so I tell him the landmarks he SHOULD pass on his way and point out the route on the map and how to get out of the parking lot (Don't ask, it's set up funny), so he can be on his way.
"When you leave our parking lot, go right towards the mall you passed on the way in okay?"
"Okay, but where afterwards?" So I point out the instructions (landmarks written next to each line), and the map. "Follow this sir. The route is the shortest and simplest to get you there. What I wrote down is landmarks you'll pass on your way. Okay?"
"What's this blue line?"
"The route.."
"This picture? what is it?"
"A map."
Old enough to be my dad, not from this state and he told me no, he had no gps. I'm semi-curious how he got here, if he didn't use a map or directions and no gps..
Friends
My friend and her Army reserve hubby were in my hotel (Whiskey heard them. LOL) They made waffles by listening when I said no really, don't fill your cup all the way.
No problems. Between them and the 2 friends with them, they made about 10 waffles, and NONE stuck, because it all stayed in the griddle. That's where the spray is!
Old Grumpy man
Okay, this guy didn't really help his case much. He came down looked at the waffle maker and asked, "Where's your damn spray?" Good morning to you too. How was your night? Oh woke up on the wrong side of the bed?
I explained he shouldn't have to use the spray nicely. He OVERFILLED the wafflemaker, which means those drops that fell down the sides of the maker, are why your waffle is sticking. There's no spray on the outside of the maker, cause you aren't supposed to coat the whole thing!
So he swears at me cause I "Obviously have never used it." Dude.. do you want me to let you have the spray or would you rather I ignore you? Leaning that way so far.. I give him the spray, and then he realizes we're out of butter, and somehow that's my fault too.
Dude, I work 2 days a week. People eat ALL week. We were full MOST of the week. so yes, running out of food is a possibility.
Map issues.
I usually print folks directions when they ask for them, cause most people don't do directions like I do. I follow landmarks. Most folks want streets. So I'll print directions, point them in the direction they need to be, and I give them the little online map that prints, and HIGHLIGHT the route.
I printed a guy out directions to the haunted tours office he wanted (I've never been there), and I highlight the route. I realize the way he's going, and he'll have to pass, so I tell him the landmarks he SHOULD pass on his way and point out the route on the map and how to get out of the parking lot (Don't ask, it's set up funny), so he can be on his way.
"When you leave our parking lot, go right towards the mall you passed on the way in okay?"
"Okay, but where afterwards?" So I point out the instructions (landmarks written next to each line), and the map. "Follow this sir. The route is the shortest and simplest to get you there. What I wrote down is landmarks you'll pass on your way. Okay?"
"What's this blue line?"
"The route.."
"This picture? what is it?"
"A map."
Old enough to be my dad, not from this state and he told me no, he had no gps. I'm semi-curious how he got here, if he didn't use a map or directions and no gps..
Bu tin that case, I'd probably, in a very shy and roundabout way, ask the hotel worker for help. Not yell at them and call them an idiot or what have you. 
So I made myself another perfect easy waffle. :P
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