I love you, I won't kill you

Since Eddie was the full-time waiter for Colleen and the others, he had to serve them all the way from the time these people took their seats until they left the restaurant.It wasn't that he was greedy to monopolize tips, or that there were not many guests at lunch, leaving him with nothing to do.

Because this is the "rule of the game" of being a restaurant waiter in the United States: if a waiter wants to get his own tip, then he can only serve one table of guests.No matter how difficult he encounters in the service process, he has to face it by himself, and other waiters have no obligation to help him.

Studying abroad at Yale is something to be proud of, but otherwise you have to do as the Romans do.For example, the problem of tipping in a part-time job in a restaurant.Eddie is honest, enthusiastic and highly motivated by nature, but the fly in the ointment is that he is a bit too enthusiastic.

Overzealous, which means he helps other people when he doesn't have to.I once had a fierce conflict with a Yale student who wanted to help a part-time restaurant in the same restaurant.

Inheriting the traditional "philosophy of life" of "one more thing is worse than one less thing, step back to the sea and the sky", Eddie did not argue with the American student in the end.After careful consideration, he chose this pier restaurant as his new part-time job location.

Other Chinese friends once advised him, one is that the salary is very low, only 5 dollars an hour.It’s better to earn more as a private tutor. If you’re lucky, you can earn $15 an hour. Second, most of the guests who come here have their own yachts, and the waiters are either arrogant or yelling.

Eddie said, "The tips in that place are very high, and you can also see the beautiful Long Island Sound. Looking at the sea can make you feel more peaceful, which will help your future studies."

After a few sips of margaritas, Angie wants a glass of mineral water to quench her thirst.But when she saw Eddie, the senior, busy with his hands and feet, she didn't know what to say so as not to hurt the fellowship between each other.

After taking a peek at Colleen, who was chatting with Julie, she whispered to Susan, "Uh...I want a glass of water, how about you?"

Susan looked at her with a smile, and then at Eddie who was busy, "Uh...don't want it for now, if you're thirsty, you can ask him for it yourself, haha."

"Damn Susan. The purpose of asking her is to let her order a glass of water for me. I don't know if she is really smart, or she is just pretending to be confused! How should I say it?" After Angie stared at Susan with bad intentions, she didn't say any more. one word.

"Uh...Are you embarrassed to speak? Because he is your senior, and he is from the same country. So..." Susan asked herself a few words.

"You are so kind, Susan. If it is possible, I would like to thank you first." Angie said happily.

"Hehe, what a little girl. When he finishes serving the raw oysters, I'll call them for you."

Eddie carefully placed the rectangular dinner plate in front of everyone, and Susan looked at the six half-shelled raw oysters on the plate, and said in surprise, "Collin, this oyster must be eaten like this?"

When Colleen picked up one and prepared to dip it in some sauce, she said, "Of course. It has high nutritional value when eaten raw, and it can supplement your protein and trace elements. You can taste it first."

Angie carefully observed the contents of the dinner plate. There were five half-shelled raw oysters placed diagonally on a large fresh leaf, and there was a bright yellow flower in the upper right corner.The shell closest to me was filled with red dipping sauce, and next to it were two slices of fresh lemon with glistening water droplets.

If she was in China, if she was lucky enough to have her parents take her to a French restaurant, Angie wouldn't order such a raw meat dish if she was killed.It is uncertain how many bacteria and harmful microorganisms are in these shelled raw meat.

But this is not China, and the people who treat guests are not parents.Even if she didn't want to eat, she couldn't yell, "I hate eating this, it's disgusting!" Then she played the lady's temper and pushed the dinner plate to the place farthest from herself.

There was only a fork and a bottle of sauce on either side of the plate, and Angie was wondering why there was no knife.But when she thought about it again, she had to put this sticky, wet raw meat into her mouth later, her head was about to grow big.

"Hmm...very good! Colleen, it's rare for us to eat such a delicacy. I think it's all thanks to Julie!?" Susan held half of the leftover oyster shell in her right hand and cried out happily road.

"How is it? Is it delicious? If you are hungry, there are fresh fish tacos to enjoy." Julie said with a smile.

Angie didn't dare to say whether it was good or not, because she didn't even eat a single raw oyster.After hearing what Julie said, he quickly said to Julie, "Uh...Julie, is that tortilla delicious? I want to try it too."

Julie smiled and said nothing, just pushed the plate with three fish tacos towards Angie.Colleen said, "Uh... honey, what if I say I want to eat?"

"If you want to eat, I can order another one for you. Besides, in your capacity, you are not so stingy that you have to compete with others for a $12.95 taco?" Julie replied lightly.

Angie opened her mouth a little, "Mom, a broken tortilla will cost 13 dollars. Where is this place where poor students like us come to spend money!"

Susan smiled and said softly, "Angie, even if you really want to eat these three tortillas, don't eat them all."

"Why?" Angie asked as she picked up a tortilla sandwiched between thin slices of bread and was about to put it in her mouth.

"Hehe, what I ate just now was just an appetizer, and the main course hasn't been served yet!" Susan explained.

After eating three fish tacos, Angie is almost full, "What? These are appetizers? Susan, did Colleen order a lot of main dishes?"

"Yeah. Uh... why don't you eat raw oysters?" Susan was a little surprised, none of the raw oysters in front of her moved.Angie thought that telling her reasons would only make people laugh, so she smiled in embarrassment.

With two large fish tacos, she really felt like she was getting full.At this time, Susan quietly asked, "Angie, do you still want a glass of water? Because your Eddie has free time now."

"What? God, Susan, that's not the case." Angie felt that her imagination was too rich. She and Eddie just had a good relationship. How could she become her Eddie?

Depending on the situation, if Susan is allowed to guess like this, there will definitely be no good results.By the end of class tomorrow, she'd be sure to ask herself in front of everyone if she ever slept with Eddie or went out on a date.

Angie quickly stopped her and said, "Okay, I'll call myself." Turning around as if nothing happened, she nodded at Eddie who was standing not far away.

"Ma'am, what can I do for you?" Eddie stepped forward quickly and asked Angie in fluent English.

"Uh...excuse me...where is the bathroom?" Up to this moment, she still didn't have the courage to ask the senior, and she was too guilty to look into Eddie's eyes.

Colleen suddenly asked, "Susan, do you two have any secrets? As I am about to leave, can I share it with you?"

Julie took a sip of her cocktail, "Hehe, Angie is just a little girl and a heterosexual. How could she have any secrets with Susan."

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