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What does this mean: Customer: "The food was delicious." Waiter: "Thanks, I cooked it myself."

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Customer: "The food was delicious."

Waiter: "Thanks, I cooked it myself."

Did he say it as a joke, or was he being sarcastic and actually meant to say that my compliment was stupid because i was saying it to the wrong person? I was depending on him to relay it to the chef... but whatever.

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  1. Well, as long as the food was good no problem right?

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  2. It could be any of those things. I don't know the situation it was said in, so I couldn't tell you.

  3. Small restaurant?
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