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Kung may pangnegosyo...MAGNEGOSYO..kung ala naman maging EMPLEYADO ka muna bago magtayo ng BAGONG NEGOSYO... Gets???
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masarap sa tramway eat all you can 200 pesos lang ni libre ako ng pinsan ko ewan ko lang kung popost nia mga pics dito. masarap ung sweet and sour nila pancit litsong manok at marami pa.
san ba yung tramway?
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Pacman is still the best...
Oscar parang wala na ganang magboxing yun eh... he's juz making some money for his GOLDEN BOY PRODUCTION...
Parang kulang na sa power si Oscar...
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Pedrito
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equivalent - timeline
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ergonomic - ice
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uma thurman
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Wynonna
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Bars Para Sa Nag Iisa Lang
in Clubs & Bars Topics
Posted · Edited by gambit_furious
Steps in eating alone
1. Choose a lively dining spot with food you like that has quick service.
2. Ask for a seat at the counter or bar. In addition to ordering a drink, the bar tender can often show you the menu. It's very common for those eating alone to sit at a counter or bar.
3. If no bar or counter is available or you simply prefer a table, ask the hostess to seat you. Just say "table for 1 please" or "it's just me this evening." Smile. It's ok, they want to serve you and are happy you came. If there is a seat by a performer, such as a piano player, ask to be seated near the entertainment.
4. Engage the waiter if you are looking for conversation. Ask them to recommend a dish or ask about the local weather.
5. Bring a book, magazine, or newspaper to read while you are waiting for your meal. This will put you at ease.
6. Enjoy your meal. When the waiter comes by and asks you how everything is, tell them fine and ask for the check even if you are not finished eating. This way you won't have to prolong the time you sit at the table alone.
7. If you are enjoying yourself, you may try to relax and do some people watching. If you catch someone's eye, just smile.
8. If you get up during your meal before you have finished to use the restroom, let the waiter know you'll be right back so they don't clear your plate by mistake.
9. Pay your bill and tip your waiter and thank the host on the way out. How lucky for you to have someone cook for you and wait on you.
Tips
* If eating alone is terribly uncomfortable, consider the alternatives: invite a friend/coworker to dine with you, order carry-out and take it to your room, order delivery or room service.
* The more casual the restaurant the more likely you will see diners eating alone.
* If you are a woman traveling alone on business and you feel uncomfortable walking out to your car or over to the hotel, ask the host or hostess to escort you or at least keep an eye out for you if possible.