For Suity

[Mich the Tester]

What did you put in his chips?

He smeared his own mayonnaise on them, then he asked if they had brown sauce but he had to make do with ketchup.

[BrilloPad]

I met him and bought him a burger and chips. I've done my duty.

What did you put in his chips?

[Mich the Tester]

BBC News - Tables for one - the rise of solo dining




for goodness sake will someone meet Suity and buy him a plate of scouse?

I met him and bought him a burger and chips. I've done my duty.

[vetran]

BBC News - Tables for one - the rise of solo dining

Not too long ago solo dining was synonymous with a greasy takeaway scoffed down in the car, or room service consumed in the sterile anonymity of your hotel room.

This was preferable to the thought of dining alone in a proper restaurant, and the associated stigma of being seen as a "friendless loser".

Some of that sense of unease surrounding booking a table for one no doubt dates back to our childhoods, when sitting alone in the high school cafeteria was paramount to social suicide.

Yet today, a growing number of us live alone - including one out of every seven adults in the US - so the stigma surrounding solo dining has started to dissipate, says Aaron Allen, a Florida-based global restaurant consultant.

for goodness sake will someone meet Suity and buy him a plate of scouse?