Reply #130: I Have Several Points Here

[Megahurtz]

Smartass.

#1 As said in my previous post, no employer is going to spend extra money on Spanish menus and spend extra money on training their staff to speak Spanish. It would be extremely stupid to do so and it is favoritism. If they are busy establishment they are already making more than enough money from their English-speaking customers, who, as a whole tip much better than the Spanish-speaking ones. We live in America and we speak English. Get over it.

#2 Don't tell me that I "lack skills in expressing myself in my Native tongue." It only makes you look like a Giant Asshole.

#3 I don't give a Rat's Ass that German may have been the official language. It was not Spanish. And we have been speaking English for years. So English it is.

#4 Who in hell was talking about people from Spain with INS troubles? :wtf::crazy:
Reread my posts. I said Spanish-speaking people (which happen to be from Mexico) at the restaurant I worked and yes unfortunately I know some who have had INS problems.

#5 Then you say that I don't know if any people in the back had, or could potentially face any INS problems because in your words "you don't know then you really don't talk to them do you?" You sure you want to stick with that, slampoet? Do you have a video camera setup or are you clairvoyant? :sarcasm:
And with your all-knowingness :eyes: you ask me what kind of waitress I am? Wow, you have gall.
#6 You refuse to accept that English is the language of the United States but you say that I am the one demonstrating predjudice?
Look in the mirror, Dude! "Real Americans" accept English as the official American language!

#7 And finally, you say that "it isn't bad character to challenge small-mindedness" Ha! Well I don't know where else to go with that one....

You owe me an apology for the lame personal insults in your post but I certainly won't hold my breath!