What would you--not doing anything wrong-- do when you're eating in a restaurant and this happens?

Question

As human, I'll be patient. Cool. Rational. Keep my composure and intelligence intact-- when theirs are completely lost.

Sip my cappuccino and eat my brownies. Take deep breaths, as a decent human being.

If a mob angry rioter accosts us, I'd lawfully practice my 2nd Amendment Right of the Constitution to defend myself and my family. That human, not animal, forfeits his right to live as is always the case.

I'd appreciate your response.

Answer 1

I do no mind the nibblers in the real world. I just ignore them as much as possible. However, if they are attacking me deliberately. Then, they will unleash my evil side. He or she will be in hell if I turned to this kind of persona. I am sure most people will not like to be insulted and disrespected.

Comments

Hahah! You're funny. I read in the news today that about 5 million smart citizens have signed up and trained with NRA for protection and defense from these thugs.

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Perhaps I need to register for this training. I might learn something new to deal with evil people in this world. It sounds like I am going to be a superhero.

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Hahaha!!! The world would certainly welcome another super hero like you among the heroes.

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Oh, my! It's my pleasure to serve mankind. Uhm, but I need to find a good costume for this.

Answer 2

It is better to avoid such persons in life. Every person has good and bad sides. If they not treated me good I will show my bad side to them. But mostly I avoid those. 

Comments

Yes. I agree. But these thugs just won't let up, won't stop being stupid, won't they?

Answer 3

I watched the video up to the point where Carlson started to make unwarranted assumptions and spout political nonsense. However, I have to agree that the behaviour witnessed by the diners was appalling and impossible to defend.

What would I do? I certainly would not respond to violence with more violence - that won't solve anything. If you simply stand back and let the storm blow over, you can just get on with your life afterwards and put it behind you. All you have lost is the pleasure of a night out - you can easily try again some other time.

What I might also try to do is debate the issues with the people who are protesting, because I might well agree with what they are protesting about while rejecting the extreme methods used by some of the hotheads. It might be worth pointing out to them that they are doing their cause no good at all by turning people against them who might well be their supporters otherwise.

Comments

I agree. My response is, I will call the law and order police for disturbing my peace and relaxation. I want these destructive people out of my perimeter time and space.

Tucker Carlson's commentaries and analysis are acceptable and are legitimate claims. He did a great job.

Answer 4

I would be pissed, but I am way too old to argue my point with anyone. I would keep eating and just ignore them the entire time if I have to call the boss in to get them kicked out then so be it. I will not sit and let anyone bad, mouth me ever!

Comments

I can understand how you feel. I also would not argue as long as they are not hitting me below the belt. I am not good at this and it needs to be stopped if felt disrespected.

Answer 5

Maintaining my cool and minding my own business. The problem comes in when this person tries to attack my family or I. I will have to be defensive no matter what. My family is very important so do other people but when someone disrespects this, I have to stand up. 

Answer 6

They do like that because they are hungry and didn't have money to buy. So to make them feel shy , buy another set of cappuccino and brownie give it to them. Then they will understand what they do was wrong and will ever repeat it.

Answer 7

Wow i would just stay cool and try to chill my self, i know most people might react and they can be worried and some can even at that moment lost their focus

Answer 8

If you are eating in a restaurant and something unexpected or uncomfortable happens, there are a few things you can consider doing:

1. Assess the situation: Determine the nature and severity of the issue. Is it a minor inconvenience or something that requires immediate attention?

2. Stay calm: It's important to remain composed and avoid escalating the situation. Take a deep breath and try to maintain a level-headed approach.

3. Seek assistance: If the issue involves another customer or staff member, politely ask for assistance from the restaurant staff. They are trained to handle various situations and can help resolve the problem