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" You&amp;#039;re celebrating your birthday with friends at an upscale restaurant. You&amp;#039;d like to butter your roll, but notice a long hair in the butter dish. What should you do?  1) Make a scene so the waiter will give you a free entree. 2) Discreetly point out the hair to your waiter and ask for replacement butter. 3) Skip the butter and say nothing. The correct answer: (2) In a restaurant, when you find something that doesn&amp;#039;t belong in your food -- a hair in the butter, a worm on the lettuce or a fly in the soup -- quietly point out the object to your waiter and ask for a replacement. Causing a scene by yelling at the wait staff will likely get you nowhere, and there may be something worse than hair in the next dish brought to your table. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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