to be deeply hurt and insulted by DD guitar teacher?

[TheAlmightyBob]

who has brought his own teabag to her lesson.

he didn't realise I was in the kitchen and claims he wouldn't have said anything had he known I was here.

admittedly our teabags were 37p for 100 in Lidl and aren't particularly gourmet but still,

AIBU?

that was before i bought cheap bags though.

He doesn't get tea at the other houses??? I ALWAYS get tea and see biscuits as a valid tip.

i shall go and fetch the febreeze and wipes. and hovver.

Of course YANBU bob - cheeky barsteward. He's lucky to even have been offered a drink as he's only the hired help

Whip him.

thank you grumblin.

my other staff don't seem to mind.

I was having a discussion moan about my mum to a friend. My mum would turn up (on the rare occassions she visited) refuse to sit on the sofa - pick a hard chair, not take her coat off and her first words would be 'I cant stay long because I dont want to leave the dogs alone'

My friend told me that not only did her mum do all of these things but she also bought a flask of tea with her and her own biscuits (in a tub, not to share).

She won.

oh god. i don't offer hm a biscuit. should i thenwhere do you stop? i'd be offering him a nap in my bed in no time at all.

Put some Tesco Value biscuits out for him.

I'd just be delighted I'd saved 000.7p. In fact why not ask all your staff and house guests to bring their own teabags then you will be rich, I tell you, rich!