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I was trying to figure out the settings on my smartphone camera when all of a sudden this guy popped up and started grinding pepper over my salad. I was a little startled but that didn't stop me from taking his picture. Aren't they supposed to ask if you want pepper? 😀
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Nice candid catch! I wonder why they call it "fresh" pepper when it has probably been in that grinder for years.
ReplyDeleteGreat catch! But I barely saw the pepper, my eyes being attracted by this pretty moustache!
ReplyDeleteI guess he knows better than you what's good for you! :)
Yes, they should ask if you want pepper, but you got a good salad and a wonderful photo.
ReplyDeleteAm laughing, but yeah they're supposed to ask that:):)
ReplyDeleteHe has a definite opinion about things, which is seen on his mustache!
Aha! The chef knows best!
ReplyDeleteThat's one thing I love on my food - definitely needs Pepper
ReplyDeletehaha, this attack is really unexpected.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous spontaneous capture here James - and I do love that moustache!!
ReplyDeleteNice picture op.
ReplyDeletePerhaps he was just learning, felt strongly that you needed, or was ignorant of what he was doing was wrong.
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He needs to ask! I am allergic to black pepper so I would insist on a fresh, pepper-free salad.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are supposed to ask, but, what a fabulous image your captured! I lived on a ship for 20 years. I love pepper, but if it is ground too high over my salad and my nose is nearby (how can it not be?), I'll sneeze through the rest of the meal. I learned to be on the lookout for the pepper people and wave them off. ;)
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