Would/Do you?

[sonneti]

I used to have a male friend that would sit beside me everywhere. I had to lose him.

[ImAKing]

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Sometimes, if it will make her blow you.

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Priceless

[jaydub]

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I believe under no circumstances that 2 people (married or dating) who visit a restaurant should sit on one side of a booth. My wife believes that this is acceptable. I leave it up to OOT to decide.

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The under no circumstances kills you here. As you are married I suspect you are a grown man and understand how that phrase should never be used in such a context.

It depends.

J

[bwana devil]

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Also worth noting that if it's a standard 4-top stand-alone table, we 100% sit "next" to each other (like two lines that form a right angle), never straight across.

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when it's male-female in this setting, they customarily sit shoulder to shoulder. when it's male-male they customarily sit across from each other.

[SammyKid11]

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Also worth noting that if it's a standard 4-top stand-alone table, we 100% sit "next" to each other (like two lines that form a right angle), never straight across.

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when it's male-female in this setting, they customarily sit shoulder to shoulder. when it's male-male they customarily sit across from each other.

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That depends on where you are. In Europe, it doesn't matter what company you're in -- you sit caddy-corner to each other if there are two people at a four-top table.

[fluffpop62]

we ALWAYS sit on the same side, 'cause otherwise i get lonely. also, david is sometimes a kind of gross eater, so i don't have to watch him eat if he's sitting next to me. now that i think about it, i usually drink somewhere around 4 or 5 sodas per dinner, so i get really cold and he keeps me warm.

if it was a first date, though, i'd be creeped out.

[Clarkmeister]

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Also worth noting that if it's a standard 4-top stand-alone table, we 100% sit "next" to each other (like two lines that form a right angle), never straight across.

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when it's male-female in this setting, they customarily sit shoulder to shoulder. when it's male-male they customarily sit across from each other.

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Me and my girlfriend, as I mentioned above, it's 100%.

Me and another person, be it male or female, it's about 65% caddy-corner and 35% across at a stand-alone 4-top.

FWIW, I sat caddy-corner for dinner at Delmonico with Andy Fox, and again several months later with J.A. Sucker.

[pshabi]

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I believe under no circumstances that 2 people (married or dating) who visit a restaurant should sit on one side of a booth. My wife believes that this is acceptable. I leave it up to OOT to decide.

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WTF? "Yes" and "sometimes" are the same answer because of the way the question is worded. Douchebag.

[Jiggymike]

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we ALWAYS sit on the same side, 'cause otherwise i get lonely. also, david is sometimes a kind of gross eater, so i don't have to watch him eat if he's sitting next to me. now that i think about it, i usually drink somewhere around 4 or 5 sodas per dinner, so i get really cold and he keeps me warm.

if it was a first date, though, i'd be creeped out.

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See? And you wouldn't want to disappoint a cute girl like Fluffpop, so it's not so bad.

[Clarkmeister]

Easy there killer.