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Every week or two, I go to this one place to buy a dozen bagels. They're not that near here, but they're the best bagels around, so I go anyway. A week ago, I went in at a different time than I usually do, and was helped by an employee I'd never seen before. After I left, I discovered that I only had 11 bagels instead of the usual 13. I was already having a pretty bad day, and that made it worse. I was annoyed at that and the rest of the world for the remainder of the day.
Today I went in, another strange time, another unfamiliar employee. (They have high turnover anyway.) I ordered my dozen, and while she was filling it, I mentioned, as politely and offhandedly as I could, to just make sure there were 13, because I only got 11 last time. I didn't want her to think I was blaming her; I just felt I had to mention it to someone there, so they knew. She said she'd be careful.
I got home and opened the bag to find 15 bagels.
Today I went in, another strange time, another unfamiliar employee. (They have high turnover anyway.) I ordered my dozen, and while she was filling it, I mentioned, as politely and offhandedly as I could, to just make sure there were 13, because I only got 11 last time. I didn't want her to think I was blaming her; I just felt I had to mention it to someone there, so they knew. She said she'd be careful.
I got home and opened the bag to find 15 bagels.
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I like Rabbi Cooper a lot. He's really grown into his role as Senior Conservative Rabbi of the Western Suburbs, and while he can be a bit "stand-up sit-down"y at times, both in and out of services, he is really good at white he does in counseling and rabbi-congregant relations. the havurah is more traditional than the main synogogue service, but makes some liturgical changes in favor of egalitarianism. and it feels like every 4th person there is a rabbi, too...