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ITTY — 7 years ago(February 19, 2019 07:21 PM)

It's always "hon" for some reason.

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Waitresses are usually in a hurry and prefer monosyllables.
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Mind games. This subtle term of endearment is meant to encourage a bigger tip. Next time this happens I want you to look her dead in the eye and say **** up, ****.
…it's gooood **** mayne.

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Shit. My mom says the same thing.

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It means they are dtf.

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