Gun Control 1 : This Customer Needs Breakfast



This Customer Needs Breakfast
There are three persons/people, two men and one woman. The man is the customer, the woman is the waitress, and another man is the manager.
We can imagine this scene takes place in a restaurant.
At first the waitress asks the customer if she can help him.
He wants breakfast. But there’s a problem, because they stopped serving breakfast 4 minutes ago, at 11h30. So he asks the waitress to speak with a manager.
We thought he would go out of the restaurant, or that he would insist.
But it’s really a hold up: he hides a gun in his bag. The man doesn’t use it, he isn’t a bad guy, and he just wants breakfast. He finally orders lunch and not breakfast. He’s clumsy with the gun.
In the end, he’s angry because his burger doesn’t look like the picture.

A waiter / a waitress : un serveur, une serveuse
A customer : un client
the customer is always right : le client est roi

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