Eat, Drink, & Go
Unlike many European countries I have been to where restaurant-goers stay a long time conversing and eating very slowly, most people sitting at restaurant tables here have high turn-over rates. Since a waitor or waitress gets paid primarily from tips, it is to their financial benefit to rush the customers through the meal in order to sit new customers down in their station. Don't be surprised if the waitress is already bringing you the bill while you're still eating the meal. They come by while you're mouth is full, so when they ask you "How is everything? Can I get you anything else?" Your mouth is too full to respond, so you can only nod. This serves 2 purposes: 1. They can say that they checked up on you and 2. That signals to the waitor/waitress that you're ready for the check. Pay the waitress, leave a tip, and go.

Jagertee - a change from Jagermeisters
Jason Aldean
lots of coasters!
Inside of the Light Rail