Ok, it’s a little….off color…this post, and it’s mainly for the guys (unless some ladies have experience with this phenomenon). Those of you who have experienced it know exactly what I’m talking about.
You’ve worked a long shift, or a hectic shift. You’re sweaty, tired, hot, sweaty, sweaty. You’ve been moving for so long and so fast that you don’t realize you’ve got a bit of pain, or you’re so busy that you block it out. You finally start to slow down, and you feel a slight sting in your rear. It’s not in a “safe” place, however. As your body goes slower and slower, the pain grows stronger and stronger but you don’t know why.
You finally get a chance to go outside and smoke a cigarette (or take a breath of fresh air, to each his own), but you find yourself walking somewhat bowlegged due to a chafing pain. When you finally make it outside, you see an empty chair, the corner of a step, the ground itself. You plop down in utter exhaustion and you feel fire. You resist the urge to grimace, and you keep from jumping up because you don’t want people to know what’s going on.
Keeping up appearances, you chit chat while inwardly you’re screaming bloody murder.
My friends, THAT is Server Ass.
I haven’t yet figured out what causes it, whether it’s due to the amount of sweat, the type of underpants (I’ve heard that briefs are better, I’ve heard that boxers are better, I’ve heard that boxer briefs are better), or a combination of everything, but conventional remedies are no good. Even baby powder causes a sting like no other.
What actually happens with Server Ass doesn’t have anything to do with the cheeks, or even the inner depths. The O-Ring is always left intact to my knowledge. It has to do with the outer rims of the crack itself. They get swollen from chafing or sweat, or expulsion of gas perhaps, as I said, I don’t really know other than the fact that it hurts like a bitch!
I have a couple of theories, however. I think that as men, (most of) our asses just don’t take abuse (ok get a laugh and move on now) and they are rebelling against us. They want us to sit down at least 3 times an hour, preferably for 20 minutes at a time. You do the math. When our hind quarters don’t get the relaxation they desire, they take revenge upon us.
Perhaps it’s got to do with the amount of “rear hair” or lack thereof. Perhaps those of us with gorgeous looking bubble butts (like mine) have more problems because our cheeks naturally rub a bit as we move. That thought leads me to wonder if men with a flat ass experience this too….I’ve only heard guys at my job with nice asses complain about it, and complain that they can’t ease the pain of it.
At any rate, I, along with a few of my co-workers and some of the other guys in the restaurants surrounding (anonymous poll) have all dealt with this more than once and let me tell you it’s just not fun. Consider this an open question: I want to know who else has dealt with this horrid malady, the pain of which I can only liken to the passing of a kidney stone or childbirth, a pain for which there is no known cure, a pain which male servers everywhere are afraid to admit they deal with for fear of ridicule. You don’t have to leave your name (though I’d prefer something), but I want to know who else has dealt with this. Ladies, you also; please let me know who among you can relate, who amongst your number have felt our pain.
Any remedies that you’ve come up with that would help out your fellow man should be left in your comment as well. ANYTHING, from Desitin to the Donut, let your words ring bold and clear!
Faithful readers of the medical profession, lend us your knowledge as well!
For those of you who don’t want to comment, I’m adding a poll for you!
Thank you, and thank you!
Ribeye
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