What? You know what? Just to be safe, thing you did ended up saving your butt later.

I was an expediter at a restaurant. It was super busy and I was trying to get runners for food.

Was about to send out a stack of Dim Sum when I looked at the ticket again with a note that said,

no peanuts on the Tempura tofu. I had read it earlier and didn't sprinkle peanuts on it.

Another server was about to run it to

the table when I told him to wait and get the actual server for the table. We were slammed and he was

kind of mad, but he went and got him anyway. The actual server came back and he's all frustrated when I

ask him, does your no peanuts guy not like peanuts or is he allergic to them? He's very allergic to them. That's why I put no peanuts

on the ticket. He was all being crappy with me. I told him, well, the freaking tempera tofu was

fried in freaking peanut oil. Didn't realize the head chef was behind me and heard the whole thing.

Servi didn't know we only used peanut oil. It was an Asian fusion, really nice upscale restaurant. Needless to say, she,

the head chef, freaking reamed this guy. I was a half second from sending that food out too.

Would have been bad. Hoo, I mean, in that kind of business, yeah, you've got to be careful

with that sort of thing all the time. I mean, when I really think about it, I think it's only

been in the like the last five years that

I've been consistently asked at, like, every restaurant that I go to, do you have allergies

or anything like that?

So, you know, it's a good thing that people are looking out for it a lot more.

Safety glasses.

When working away, it's easy to talk yourself into doing something really quick without

them, and there is always a voice in your head yelling at you to put them on. Stoped grinding the thing I was working on, got my glasses, came back and then this chunk flies up and cracks the right lens.

Spidey senses one, Murphy's Law Zero.

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