gm280
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Had an unusual things happen to me today and was wondering if anybody else had any similar experiences. Our family eats out most every Sunday together. And we change the places we eat each week as well. Well today we went to Buffalo Wild Wings. We all seem to enjoy their wings very much.
We had a waiter/waitress serve us. I say that because I honestly had no idea if the person was a male or female. But I was always taught to be very polite to everyone and I do practice that daily. The person was taking my order stated it back to me and asked if that was correct. My instant replay was "Yes Mam" because while the person had a crew cut hair on the sides, the person also had a little longer hair on the top but also wore ear rings. And because the person was on the heavy side, I again honestly couldn't tell if the person was a he or she because of the weight issues and therefore possible breasts either way.
After the person left, I asked if I made a huge mistake addressing him/her with yes mam? I seriously didn't want to make any assumptions but I still have no idea. The name tag was Keeby. Again, it could go either way. Certainly not wanting to offend anybody or trying to start anything but sincerely still wonder? Has anybody else come across such a situation? If so, how did you handle it? I certainly don't want to be disrespectful to anybody when dinning out...ever! :noidea:
We had a waiter/waitress serve us. I say that because I honestly had no idea if the person was a male or female. But I was always taught to be very polite to everyone and I do practice that daily. The person was taking my order stated it back to me and asked if that was correct. My instant replay was "Yes Mam" because while the person had a crew cut hair on the sides, the person also had a little longer hair on the top but also wore ear rings. And because the person was on the heavy side, I again honestly couldn't tell if the person was a he or she because of the weight issues and therefore possible breasts either way.
After the person left, I asked if I made a huge mistake addressing him/her with yes mam? I seriously didn't want to make any assumptions but I still have no idea. The name tag was Keeby. Again, it could go either way. Certainly not wanting to offend anybody or trying to start anything but sincerely still wonder? Has anybody else come across such a situation? If so, how did you handle it? I certainly don't want to be disrespectful to anybody when dinning out...ever! :noidea: