if you don't like the music get out (a true story)

[miss-chance.livejournal.com]

All this talk about the music being too loud at Someday reminds me of the funniest/oddest thing a cashier ever said to me when I asked him to please turn the music down a little.

He said:

"No. I'm not going to turn it down. Customers have the mistaken impression that the music is on for their entertainment. It's not. It's on for our benefit to keep us going when we're dog-tired. We need it this loud. You can leave, we can't."

The best part about that? The guy who said it to me, who essentially said "if you don't like the music get out," was the cashier at Mr. Crepe a couple years back.

I love Mr. Crepe. I really hope they move into the old CD Spins space, or maybe a sub-divided part of the Buck-a-Book space, or the Citizen's Bank space... but don't look to them to be a panacea for your music-volume woes.

Comments

Re: Mr Crepe

[ron_newman]

The one time I went to Mr. Crepe the food was very good, but I too waited much too long and did not return after that. Supposedly the new Mr. Crepe will have more pans and therefore shorter waits.