In this episode of 'Is My Order Ready?' the hosts discuss their experiences at a local bar, touching on themes of friendship, bartender etiquette, and social awareness. They share humorous anecdotes about their interactions with bartenders and the challenges of navigating social dynamics in public spaces. The conversation highlights the importance of respecting service workers and maintaining a balance between socializing and professionalism. In this conversation, Elisa Melendez shares her experiences and observations from the service industry, discussing the nuances of communication between customers and staff, the importance of tipping etiquette, and the behavior of patrons in restaurants. She reflects on generational differences in social interactions and touches on political views, emphasizing the need for community engagement and understanding.

In this episode of 'Is My Order Ready?' The host discuss the complexities surrounding minimum wage for tip workers, particularly in the context of Massachusetts' up coming ballot question. They explore the implications of tipping, the potential changes to wage structures, and the perspectives of both servers and customers. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by service workers, the importance of tips in their income,and the broader impact of legislative changes on the restaurant industry.

In this episode, Elisa vents about online bullying and shares her frustrations with negative comments on social media. She also discusses a controversial TikTok video she saw and the debate surrounding bringing kids to bars and restaurants. The conversation touches on the importance of respecting others in public spaces and the role of employees in handling disruptive customers. The episode concludes with a discussion on personal preferences and age as factors in perspective. In this conversation, Elisa and the host discuss the challenges of vacationing with kids, the importance of taking a break from parenting, reacting to negative comments, miscommunication in texting and social media, and the joys of enjoying nights out as moms.

Get ready for episode 26. Where we talk about our frustrations with customer against customers! We don't get paid enough for this.

Episode 25 of 2023, what do you have for me? Lets complain about those complaining customers, aka the "cuntstomer". Why do we have to pay extra for whip cream Starbucks? Servers sometimes the customer can hear you complain about their table. RIP to the customers who went to Panera bread for a lemonade.