I subscribe to the Chicago Tribune 7 days a week. In today’s (Sunday, March 25, 2018) Tribune, there is a box at the top of the front page previewing an article in the A&E section about the history of comic strips in Chicago newspapers. When I looked in my paper, the A&E section and the Life &...
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Chicago tribune delivery service is a gamble, sometime you may get it or not. Even calling for redelivery you might as well be talking to a wall. worst part is the wasted time calling and following up for redelivery. Then they offer you a refund that is less than what you have to pay at your local...
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Okay, I admit that I’m old-fashioned. Just ask my grandchildren. However, I thought that the pictures on pages 18-21 were disgusting. Those young gentlemen looked like they were either drunk or stoned. They were emaciated and could possibly be anorexic. I don’t think their pictures would convince me to buy the clothes that they were wearing. And...
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The Chicago Tribune has high school kids out asking for subscriptions or twenty dollars for their college fund. Be careful if you donate. Even if you waive the subscription to just make a donation, the Trib ends up sending you the paper and they will charge you $40 if you don't cancel on time. I travel so...
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Hi am compaing about the single comic knowas bliss or thearygle sweater found on the lower left on the comic page tiscomic is boring dull nd not even remotely funny comics iare supposed to be uplifting and perhaps give you a chuckle or good feelingtjhis does neitherit is insultingd and boring A talking d and a couple...
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Treatment of clients and young children
We left for dinner for 4 people and a baby - 8 months old. I went to ask if we could get boiled water for the children's porridge. To which the woman behind the bar (as the owner of Koklishi later turned out) answered me: "Do you need it or will you ask for water?" I am completely stunned by this question. I said, "Yes, we need boiled water. " She replied, "There is no boiled water on the menu, then you have to ask for it, because otherwise we don't serve it. " give my 8 month old baby hot water for a mess. Of course, I made a scandal and left. Then we had a nice dinner in the nearby ZIP lounge (or something like that) and spent 60 AU$ for all sorts of different dishes. This is the lesson for the puffy Koklishi owner. Do not go there if you have children, because you will be treated very, very badly. Do not spoil the evening and ignore such service providers, I strongly recommend going anywhere else. Even those who do not have children will be in solidarity, we will ignore such entrepreneurs. The name of the hospitality industry already suggests what the attitude should be. The customer does not have to ask for anything, it is enough to ask politely.
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