DC Cookie

Tuesday, July 05, 2005

You're Getting Called Out

After a chance encounter with a few people this weekend who clearly deserve notariety for their bumbling idiocy and negative-Z-game (as far away from A-game as you can get), I've decided to start a series of posts entitled "You're Getting Called Out." Here are this weekend's Cookie Call-Outs:

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Runner-Up: Tim Foley, the Jay (of Jay and Silent Bob) look-a-like who hopped in a cab at 3am with Kathryn and me, hoping to get a lift to Rosslyn (we were headed in that direction). After listening to his incessant banter in the front seat of the cab, we finally pulled up at his house. The driver told us all that Tim's fare will be $15. He paused, didn't respond, then got out of the cab and walked away. Kathryn and I warned the driver that we don't know this guy and didn't want to get stuck paying his fare. The cab driver rolled his window down and shouted to Tim "excuse me...you need to pay." Tim responded "but I never pay more than $8 for a cab from Georgetown." Has this man ever heard of a tip? And if he thought $15 was outrageous, why not say something instead of just walking away to leave the ladies who already graciously offered to share their cab with him to cover his fare? Thankfully, Tim walked back to the cab and handed the driver a few bills, which looked to be a couple of ones and maybe a five. Poor form! Ladies, if you ever have someone named Tim Foley try to share a cab with you, tell him no!!

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Winner: This is a picture of a table full of not-so-gentlemen at Indebleu on Friday night. The one on the right was eyeing (borderline ogling) one of the POP girls at the CPMC table. She thought 'hmm, he's sort of cute, I'll go talk to him.' About 20 minutes later, POP-girl comes back to report that it was a total mistake to have gone by their table. Apparently, one of the boys at the table told POP-girl that she should make herself a beverage. So at a pause in the conversation, she took him up on his offer. She began to put together a red bull and vodka. Half way through her pour, dark-blue-shirt boy told her she was making the drink incorrectly. She told him thanks, but she was okay, she knew what she was making. He then got fiesty, grabbed the bottle of alcohol out of her hand, told her that they had paid $200 for the table and she could just go and buy her own drink. WHAT??? Who does that? First, who is so pressed that he has to flaunt the measly $200 he paid for table service (and apparently the rights to be a jackass). Second, he already knew she had her own table and wasn't there to mooch off his. Third, who does this guy think he is talking to a beautiful woman like that? He clearly needs some lessons in manners. NEXT!

35 Comments:

  • At July 05, 2005 4:45 PM, Blogger Kathryn Is So Over said…

    TWO IMPORTANT POINTS TO ADD

    1. Tim Foley, as he exited the cab, looked back at Cookie & me and said, "well, aren't at least one of you coming in with me?"

    2. IndeBleu A-holes very likely put something in our friend's drink. It was her third of the night, she thought it tasted funny, The Producer thought it tasted funny when she asked his opinion, and she was slumped on the couch 20 minutes later and I had to take her down to get a cab. Coincidence? I think NOT.

    GREAT idea, Cookie. Much needed.

     
  • At July 05, 2005 5:24 PM, Blogger Linz said…

    wow, ladies... that is a great idea! Sucks about Tim Foley, though (and the fact that he'll be traceable in this blog!) lol Too bad you didn't get dark-blue-shirt boy's name, as it would serve him right, as well...perhaps he will now be dubbed "Roofie-dropper" Booooooo

     
  • At July 05, 2005 5:30 PM, Blogger I-66 said…

    personally, I think he should be called "The Roofist" ... combination of roofies and ra-- well, you know.

     
  • At July 05, 2005 8:17 PM, Blogger Wicketywack said…

    Your own damn fault for going to a place like Indebleu.

    Lord.

     
  • At July 05, 2005 10:55 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Now THAT'S hilarious! 'Tim Foley,' your next cab ride is on me if you can tell me where we dropped you off...

     
  • At July 05, 2005 10:59 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    You GO Cookie. You are really on to something here. I wish I had a photo of the creep sitting next to me at a bar last week who twisted his wedding ring the entire time he was winking at the female bartender and blowing her kisses. Hall of SHAME, Mister Nantucket Red Pants.

     
  • At July 05, 2005 11:21 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Pressed!! (Had to be said).

     
  • At July 05, 2005 11:56 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hey fat ass.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 12:03 AM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Intelligence at its finest.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 12:29 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hé le gros âne.

    Better?

     
  • At July 06, 2005 8:53 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I am sorry but I have to comment on the Indebleu loser, proclaiming that you paid 200 for your table in Indebleu that is really sad especially as a grown. 200 dollars is like baragin basement table service. You can look at these loser in the picture and tell that it is there first time buying a table that they saved up for all month. Wow. I was droppin $800 on tables when I was 21. These are true blue losers. Sorry you had a bad experience with amateur bottle poppers... Sad

     
  • At July 06, 2005 10:32 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I'm puzzled by Mr. Timothy's statement, "...You were apparently "dropped off" at a stairwell near you when you were an infant, resulting in irreparable brain damage."

    Does he truly mean "dropped off", or did he mean "dropped on your head?" Why would being dropped off lead to brain damage, unless perhaps you were left on the Exorcist steps in Georgetown, in which case you might have devilishly heightened powers. Hmmm. I'm still rather puzzled over this statement. Were you brain damaged in your rejection of him, or following your rejection of him? (The power of Foley).

    All I could think about was the poor cab driver, out working while others were enjoying themselves TIM, and you cheated him out of his wages.

    You were also rude to two ladies who allowed you to share space they had already secured for themselves, while they were gracious enough to allow you to enter their cab.

    Bad form, Mr. Foley. Back to the base of the etiquette stairs for you. Tread One: pay the taxi driver the fare that is due him. Any monies paid beyond that (tip) is at your discretion. Tread Two: Thank the ladies for allowing you the opportunity to share their cab and wish them a good night.

    Start climbing, one step at a time.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 10:41 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    $200 for table service...that's pretty cheap. Not surprising that the price attracts classless posers.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 10:50 AM, Blogger maisnon said…

    Hé le gros âne.

    Dude, anon, lay off the online translators. This doesn't mean what you think it means.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 12:13 PM, Blogger VP of Dior said…

    "Funtime Foley" is ruining it for all us boozies out there who want to get cab rides home. soon cabbies will stop accepting drunk people in their cabs. get your shite together Foley!!

     
  • At July 06, 2005 12:58 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I am so happy that I found something to make me laugh today , my day started off so poorly. I was just forwarded on this latest post from your cute blog and was surprised to find that the two gentlemen in the Indebleu photo were two friends of mine.
    Granted, I am biased, but for the most part I like to think that I run in semi-respectable circles. A few notes after reading your post:
    1) Those guys didn't Roofie anyone. I cannot speak to your friend's apparent poor showing on said night, but those guy's didn't Roofie her. That's just ridiculous. Handle your booze girl, it ain't amateur night out there.
    2) I'm sure everyone on here has never said a jack-assed comment while drinking and talking to the opposite sex before- since everyone is so high and mighty around here but:
    A) "dark blue shirt" guy was probably simply stating the price of 1 bottle
    B) she probably WAS making the drink crappy and
    C) the two guys in that picture make A LOT of money in their professional lives. Money is most certainly not a worry for them and never will be. Although I do hear the blogging industry is going gangbusters these days.
    I hope posting something like this and making up stories about people made you feel better about yourself and gave you enough of a boost to your ego to make it through another rough day of blogging , Cookie. I'm also glad you have a hobby and something to do with your life since "blue shirt guy" would never take home the likes of you or any of your "rode hard and put away wet" crew. At least you all have each other, it's evidently going to be a long and lonely life for all you together, but at least you have each other.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 1:15 PM, Blogger Linz said…

    who cares how much money those guys make? rude is rude is rude, and money does not a gentleman make

     
  • At July 06, 2005 1:53 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Anonymous...wooooah on the defensive there buddy. You're not really helping your friend's cause. My only point, which I believe I addressed humorously, is that your friend was RUDE! I said nothing about roofies (please read my post again), I said nothing about looks (he is, in fact, quite good-looking), I said nothing about who he hangs with or what he does for a living. Those things are all irrelevant. There are about 8 different ways he could have handled the situation. He could have said "Here, let me help you make that drink," instead of what he chose to say. Yes, we all say and do dumb things when we're intoxicated...but when you say or do those dumb things, expect to get called out. That's it. Like Linz said, rude is rude. If your friend is offended by what I've written, then he should just make a mental note to try to avoid doing the same thing in the future.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 2:26 PM, Blogger roosh said…

    this post had a lot of hate/bitterness.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 2:30 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Shit DCB...am I turning into...you?? No more call-outs for a while on my part, hating just isn't my style...

     
  • At July 06, 2005 2:48 PM, Blogger JB said…

    no arguments here.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 3:26 PM, Blogger I-66 said…

    and here I was looking forward to more Cookie Callouts...

    on a related note, is there any way to actually verify this guy's legitimacy? Just a thought...

     
  • At July 06, 2005 5:06 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Like MC Hammer once said, this poster is 2 Legit 2 Quit.

    Yes, possibly more angst laden than necessary, and I know you didn't say all those things, but the Comments did so I thought I would tie it all up in one neat little package.

    He could have been rude, that's an easy point to concede. But maybe your friend was somehow rude or possibly lame which he responded curtly after realizing she was lame. Just postulating theories here kids. Either way, you gots to stick up for your peeps when slandered on random blogs! Sorry if I got carried away.

     
  • At July 06, 2005 5:38 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Glad you did! Makes it much more interesting. There are always 2 sides to every story. This novice blogger might have gone a little overboard on the personal slam and you're a good friend for saying something!

     
  • At July 06, 2005 7:31 PM, Blogger VP of Dior said…

    moral of the story: just because you have money doesn't mean you have class. i understand "anon" is sticking up for his friend, but he wasn't there so he should just stay out of it....furthermore, please do not stop calling people out DC Cookie. most people deserve to be called out. there is a fine line between chomping on hater tots and simply calling someone out, but I don't think you went overboard :) and thank you for the notice i got on dcblogs!

     
  • At July 06, 2005 11:12 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Cookie,

    I for one enjoyed your "call outs"...it was both hilarious and gratifying to see the cretins get their due. Trust me...you provided a service by providing pictures of those losers.

    I love your blog...you have such decorum and it comes across in your posts.

     
  • At July 07, 2005 10:14 AM, Blogger Mamma Bear said…

    Tim Foley is a loser! How pathetic.
    F*CK Blue shirt guy and his $200! I would have been SO PG County on him. Kathryn, wouldn't I have taken off my shoe and told him to apologize? God I am so ghetto!

     
  • At July 07, 2005 10:43 AM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Robin...how do you 'really' feel?

     
  • At July 07, 2005 10:51 AM, Blogger Mamma Bear said…

    As we all know, I am not one to hold back my feelings. :o)
    You can take the girl out of PG but you can't take the PG out of the girl. (she says while doing the neck roll!) HA!

     
  • At July 07, 2005 11:09 AM, Blogger Kathryn Is So Over said…

    You would have taken off your shoe AND told him you'd cut him smooth to the white meant, cuz you're from the PGC, bitch! ;)

     
  • At July 07, 2005 11:50 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Be a MAN and you won't get called out like a BOY!

     
  • At July 07, 2005 1:48 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    And Monkey love it would have been...Tim with his own Banana.

     
  • At July 07, 2005 3:17 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    You should have taken off your Manolos and spun them around like a pair of nunchucks...wielded one towards Foley and said: "You give me the cab fare or I'll cut you."

    Works everytime.

     
  • At July 08, 2005 2:44 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    Tim Foley - it appears you have become quite famous! Your name is already an adjective.

     
  • At July 08, 2005 4:52 PM, Blogger DC Cookie said…

    LMAO! Foley - I have a new-found respect for you, that was a great comment (seriously). Now if we can just get you to button up that shirt...

     

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