I thought I'd mis-heard the waitress when she said
it the first time but then she repeated it after taking our drinks order.
She called P Sir, too, which is fairly unusual these days in the informal casual
atmosphere of chain restaurants. But the 'ma'am' is more often
heard on American TV or British Royal Family interviews or productions. I
mentioned it to my husband, he'd noticed it too, he said he'd thought
at first she might be American but then listened and there was no accent,
in fact if there was any accent at all it was a slight Birmingham lilt. He
also noted she was a very attractive girl, bright and alert, he said she should
be running the restaurant.
I can't name the restaurant just in case, but
it was one we do use occasionally as a convenience if we've been to the cinema
or something and know we don't need to book. Throughout our meal she gave
us particularly attentive service and repeatedly appeared to favour me, smiling
and addressing me as opposed to P when asking if everything was OK
and could she get us anything else etc etc, it was highly unusual,
we'd never met her before but she was treating us like old and valued customers.
P said he thought she might fancy me, I nearly spluttered a mouthful of zucchini
into my dish as I laughed. He said, "I'm serious, I think she might, why don't
you engage in conversation with her and see." I couldn't really see the
point but my husband seemed amused by it so I said I would, just a bit. He said
not to worry he'd be there to protect me if she started coming on. He was
smiling, it was silly but he was enjoying the distraction.
So I chatted a bit without slowing her from her
work, she'd been transferred from another group outlet at her own request
because she hadn't got on with a new manager. P said "See, she
doesn't get on with men," and winked at me. I said he didn't know the new
manager was a man but he just smiled in an infuriating way he has
sometimes. When we asked to pay she brought our bill and placed it on my side of
the table then, standing next to me, told us a bit more about her last place of
work and I told her she was really a very good waitress and her pretty face lit
up. The restaurant was slowing down by now so she could chat a bit more,
she told us she'd been to college and done two years food and beverage
management. P said she should be running her own place, she probably would one
day, he said he'd back her, she was exactly the sort of young person who
should be entering the business. He didn't say the backing thing to her, she'd
gone off to another table.
"Well you'd better pay the bill then being as she's
brought it to you," P said but I knew he was joking I could see
he was already fishing for his wallet. "She really does fancy you, I can
tell".
When she came and collected, and saw her
cash tip, she beamed and said "Thank you, ma'am." She took the tab and
money back to the counter and we sipped the last of our wine. P said if she
came over again and sidled up to me he was going to ask her to
stop flirting with his wife, as it would get her into trouble, she'd probably
get a good spanking for it when she got home. He was lying of course
but the thought of it made me blush, it would probably have made her blush
too if she'd heard what P said next. "She ought to get a good spanking
herself for the way she's behaving, despite being a very good waitress...perhaps
she'd prefer you to do it than me." That made me blush a bit more because,
ridiculously, somewhere deep down, the thought affected me.
As we were about to leave, she came back with our
receipt, my side of the table of course, and bent down to talk, she asked
if I knew tripadvisor, I said yes, then she wrote her name on the receipt and
said next time I was on there would I mind doing her a favour and mentioning the
nice meal and service we'd had, including her name of course. I said no
problem and we left. On the way back to the car I said to P, "There you see, no
sapphic undertones, just wanting to get credited on tripadvisor." P said no that
wasn't the end of it, why did she put her full name on the receipt, that wasn't
normal, it was so that she could be contacted, game on, up to you now. He was
chuckling, then he squeezed my bum and said he was only joking. I hoped he might
carry out his pretend threat to spank me when he got me home but it didn't happen.
I did get spanked the next day but that's another story:)
Have a fun weekend.
I did get spanked the next day but that's another story:)
Have a fun weekend.
Ronnie
xx
18 comments:
Hi Ronnie, wow, sounds like a great and entertaining evening, sounds like P was certainly enjoying himself lol. Could he be onto her? lol. Always nice when you get such good service.
Hugs
Roz
Nice story Ronnie. I find it's always fun to drop spanking hints at a restaurant to see the Waitress ' s reaction. My wife is very good at it and makes me blush also.
I think P was right. She did fancy you. Quite forward, wasn't she?
the manager ought to take her in hand ;)
Hugs,
Hermione
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You have an admirer. Enjoyed reading this. Have a good weekend.
Sounds like you had a great evening out. At my age I'd take a little flirting anywhere I could get it! Now, on to the next day...
Sounds like quite an entertaining evening out, Ronnie! :) Funny! P sure seemed to be having some fun with you about it all.
I look forward to hearing about that spanking! LOL! Many hugs,
<3 Katie
Roz - Thanks. Having owned restaurants I alwas pay particular attention to the waiting staff.
Glenmore -Thanks. I bet she loves making you blush:)
Hermione - She was quite forward. Don't know about the waitress but the manager at this restaurant needs taking in hand:) Thanks.
Spankingfreunde - Thank you.
SG - Seemed that way. Will be going there again next week after the cinema. Be interesting if she's on duty. Thanks,
PK - It was different having a girl flirt with you. Thanks.
Katie - He was having fun teasing me. We'll see on sharing that one:) Thanks.
Love,
Ronnie
xx
I agree she fancied you! That was obvious! Lol. Fun no matter what!
Looking forward to the spanking story!
I have to somewhat agree with P, Ronnie...sounds like she was not necessarily flirting but definitely putting it out there that she was interested. ;)
Hugs and blessings...Cat
Fun story to read, and I am certain a delightful adventure. You should find a reason to go back soon with a girlfriend, just to find out if she remembers you, and see how it plays out. TellP in advance, and when you return home i am certain you will have a lot of fun teasing P, and earning another spanking. . Hopefully you put an excellent review on tripadvisor.
I guess the question is there, waiting for a meme: have you ever been at least once sexually involved with a woman?
bottoms up
Red
Minelle - Was a fun evening. Thanks.
Cat - At least is amused P. Thanks.
Red - I will be going back next week (I think) after cinema trip but it will be with P. Yes I did give a good review. Thanks.
Love,
Ronnie
xx
Ronnie,
Have to confess I use "Yes, Ma'am" and "Yes, Sir" all the time. One of the best teachers I ever saw used to address his 10 year old students that way. The kids picked up with no instructions to do so. It was the most polite and happy classroom I had ever visited. I modeled this with my own classes and never looked back.
It stuck with me through the years, and I address even wait staff with "Thank you, Ma'am" or sir. And yes, people do look at me oddly at times. Doesn't mean I am interested in them relationship-wise, just an old-fashioned form of respect for the people around me.
Odd Ella
Yes Ma'am" no sir is more and more a lost art, especially with social media growing bigger. Look at our new President, he can't speak, but he knows how to Tweet. The last month I have worked with my eight year old granddaughter on how to speak when she calls or answer the phone because she speak like she text. But however, she teaches me how to use all this new electronic stuff.... Anyway: I enjoyed how P teased you. This is what make your blog so enjoyable... Now bring on the spanking... 😊
peace
1ManView
Ella - I know, I love the story about your old teacher. It's pretty unusual to hear over in the UK but that aside, I think P was just being a bit silly. Thanks.
1MV - Yes a lot of our children have lost the art of speaking and writing. He does like to tease. Than you.
Love,
Ronnie
xx
Ronnie,
I always find innocent flirting healthy and fun.
So as P asked, "...perhaps she'd prefer you to do it than me" and as you responded that the comment affected you; curious did you think about it more?
Best,
Enzo
Your husband is so right. You both deserve a good whipping!
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