Individuals displaying mischievous, spiteful, or teasing behavior in a playful manner, rather than engaging in genuinely cruel actions.
I once answered the phone in a busy bar / eatery in Essex because the staff weren't paying attention. Someone wanted to book in a table of 12 for Saturday evening, I took his name, booked him in for 7:30 and hung up. I didn't tell the venue and often wonder about what happened.
Apr 08, 2025, 04:25 AM · 8 boosts · 23 favorites
Reminds me of something happened to a group I was travelling with. We had booked the whole guest house, about 30 rooms, a year ago. Like we had done every year for ages.
When we arrived, they had a new owner and didn't know about our booking. Had to find a hotel for the night for the whole group.
so like he did their job for them?
Only 'answer the phone' part. They skipped over 'make an entry in the system for a table for 12' and 'reserve a table for 12 on the day of the booking' parts.
Well he said he wrote them down. In a lot of restaurants, the whole system is a book.
I think by ‘booked him in’ he just means agreed the time with the caller.
Idk I also interpreted that as entering it into some booking system
Right, exactly what the employee would do