Ed's Easy Diner- Refused "Childrens Menu"

JReacher1

earthstorm wrote: »

Most 10 years old i know would eat a full adults meal.

I went into a restaurant the other day and they have a Child's Menu, Adult's Menu and a Senior Citizens Menu

Yes the other week I was in a chippy in Bournmouth and treated my son to an "OAP supper". He's only 2!

Azari

adouglasmhor wrote: »

No I associate parents who always want the goalposts moved for their little darling with bringing up brat princesses and little emperors. She didn't have to eat as much as an adult, her mum just had to pay as much, she left some. I can't see where I advocated force feeding the special little snowflake :huh:

I think that PLog86 is making it far too complicated.

Simplified:

Case 1: No rule about who can order child's portions: adouglasmhor gets to eat his meal without overly entitled parents making a fuss. Result: harmony.

Case 2: Children's portions limited to certain ages: adouglasmhor possibly has to listen to overly entitled parents making a fuss. Result: disharmony.

So, yeah, you would be making a rod for your own back if you chose as you said you would.

adouglasmhor

Azari wrote: »

I think that PLog86 is making it far too complicated.

Simplified:

Case 1: No rule about who can order child's portions: adouglasmhor gets to eat his meal without overly entitled parents making a fuss. Result: harmony.

Case 2: Children's portions limited to certain ages: adouglasmhor possibly has to listen to overly entitled parents making a fuss. Result: disharmony.

So, yeah, you would be making a rod for your own back if you chose as you said you would.

I would only have to listen to them once, until they flounce off never to return. No such rule and they stay or return with their offspring and something else causes a drama. The ones I mean are the ones that believe the world revolves around them and their weans.