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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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What's the meaning
of camp out on tables here? I have an idea, but just wanted to make sure.
P1: "I worked at a Texas Roadhouse in a military town. A lot of the people on sundays, after church would order water with a lot of lemons. Cleaning off the tables I'd find they had used all the sugars as well. They were making their own "lemonade." Rather than pay for the kinds we had."
P2: "Ditto, same thing when I worked at Lone Star Cafe. F church people were the second-worst tippers and would camp out on tables for a long ass time."
Thanks a million!
P1: "I worked at a Texas Roadhouse in a military town. A lot of the people on sundays, after church would order water with a lot of lemons. Cleaning off the tables I'd find they had used all the sugars as well. They were making their own "lemonade." Rather than pay for the kinds we had."
P2: "Ditto, same thing when I worked at Lone Star Cafe. F church people were the second-worst tippers and would camp out on tables for a long ass time."
Thanks a million!
Top answer
It means to stay for a long time. The waiter and the restaurant earn more money as turnover increases. These guests do not leave when they finish their meal - they sit around and talk.
- It means to stay for a long time.
- The waiter and the restaurant earn more money as turnover increases.
- These guests do not leave when they finish their meal - they sit around and talk.
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It means to stay for a long time.
The waiter and the restaurant earn more money as turnover increases. These guests do not leave when they finish their meal - they sit around and talk.
The waiter and the restaurant earn more money as turnover increases. These guests do not leave when they finish their meal - they sit around and talk.
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