-in-the-headlights look, even with pointing at the menu and the usual gesticulations. The old staff’s communication skills were sometimes iffy, but one could at least get the point across. These days, it seems that unless... (0 replies, last updated by Warthog March 28, 2007)

together as a family provides more than just caloric nourishment. You can learn valuable skills in communication, cooperation, financial and time management and, most of all, develop better family relationships. These are not... (142 replies, last updated by C. Hamster October 11, 2006)

- Salvadorian and Mexican Food They have lots of breads and bakery items but also a full menu, including Pupusas. They have excellent communication skills. A few doors down is Guate Pan 106 Main Street Hightstown NJ Guatemalean Latin... (2 replies, last updated by shabbystorm July 15, 2009)

clad wait staff with poor communication skills did not identify appropriate dishes and placed wrong items in front of us). At the end of the meal, the waiter came by and clumsily asked if we needed anything else as we got up to... (0 replies, last updated by maddogg280 November 3, 2008)

Think this is a bit of an unfair rant about Mauro’s communication skills, or lack of them, rather than his food which is usually excellent.........for Manchester (3 replies, last updated by kphilbin September 9, 2008)

to be lacking in communication skills but who did not know much about the menu either. My friend wanted soup; I wanted a wrap. Since I like falafel, I ordered a falafel wrap, only to find out it is wrapped in a collard green. I... (0 replies, last updated by annifran September 10, 2006)

Same for me and my recent trip last month. My french language skills are lousy too. My friends and I had no problem communicating at all and found everyone very accommodating. (4 replies, last updated by ko1 August 3, 2008)

was selling it. Unfortunately, it was a Cool Hand Luke moment ("What we have heah... is a failyah... to communicate") so I’m not sure I got the details correct. Please don’t take this as any slight to the waitress... (0 replies, last updated by Warthog January 15, 2006)

As Anne mentioned, SF Chinatown is a good bet for all things pork. I’ve also had good luck for special cuts at the Pork Store on Mission St. It’s Chinese-owned but their English (and Spanish) language skills are... (3 replies, last updated by Anne January 23, 2001)

the peak of Sunday dim sum, and with the inevitable communications issues (my language skills being limited as they are to a sporadic ability to speak English, more or less), I feared that we’d spend a bunch of time waiting... (0 replies, last updated by David Kahn September 27, 2006)

education and the bachelors is going to denote to future employers a certain level of education they expect from you (i.e. good communication/writing/decision making skills). Take a look at all the programs available to you and... (6 replies, last updated by Louise November 17, 2008)

charges to every bill. On the last 3 visits we have had to check the bill, and have it adjusted before we pay. Sometimes for $4.00 but on a previous visit they added $9.00 to our bill due to the poor skills of the waiters to... (1 reply, last updated by jed December 3, 2001)

Wandering through My Thahn Market on Lamar, I noticed that they had some nice looking cuts of meat, including whole shoulders with skin still on. They could probably get almost anything you might need. It might take some... (5 replies, last updated by Seamus Mitwurst February 3, 2006)

and reasonably healthy meals. (I, for one, think everything tastes better when frittered) I’m looking to talk/write/communicate with home cooks, preferably in the Chicago area, on how skillful they are with leftovers. (Those... (3 replies, last updated by HappyFatGuy September 3, 2004)

again and got the error message that you have listed above. No one else activated for me – I was the only one home (unless the cats have skills I’m not aware of) My e-mail provider is Merrimac communications (Merr.com) (3 replies, last updated by PaulaH September 3, 2006)