We hit my favorite taco place at about lunch time, to T's dismay. The place was packed. I managed to snag a table through sheer good luck.
And then discovered why it was empty.
Two tables of unsupervised children, all under the age of ten. I think there were nine of them, but they moved around so much it was tough to tell. Eventually I figured out that the two tables next door were in theory supervising. 6 adults + 2 babies. The baby in my visual range seemed to be randomly screaming in rage and frustration. The adults paid no attention.
The ambient noise level reduction when they left was all out of proportion with the minimal change in numbers of humans in the building.
The food was good, though.
And then discovered why it was empty.
Two tables of unsupervised children, all under the age of ten. I think there were nine of them, but they moved around so much it was tough to tell. Eventually I figured out that the two tables next door were in theory supervising. 6 adults + 2 babies. The baby in my visual range seemed to be randomly screaming in rage and frustration. The adults paid no attention.
The ambient noise level reduction when they left was all out of proportion with the minimal change in numbers of humans in the building.
The food was good, though.