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Input: I’m a college student currently home on break. The other day I hung out with a friend of mine who I haven’t seen in a while. We smoked some weed together and we didn’t want to go back to either of our houses, so we went to a local diner. 

It was around 4pm and they were not very busy, however the whole time we were there there were at least 2 other tables with customers. I ordered disco fries and my friend ordered an omelette, not a ton of food but it’s not like we split a small side of fries between the two of us and just took up space. 

The part where I’m worried we were assholes is that we finished our food pretty quickly but hung around for a while just talking and drinking water after we were done eating. In my understanding, diners are the place to do this, I feel like that’s part of diner culture, but our waitress seemed kind of pissed at us. She dropped off the check without us having asked for it, which isn’t that weird, but just in general she seemed in kind of a hurry to get us out the door. I’m worried we were maybe being assholes by taking up a table in her section and not allowing her to serve more people/make more in tips? That’s the explanation I thought up in my head, but maybe the internet has more insight. 

So, was I just paranoid because I was high? or AITA for sitting at a diner booth for an extra half hour? 

taking my time at a diner