Quesada 15th March 2017

Today Carol and I went on a bus tour to Benidorm, we spent a few hours at the shopping centre and the remainder of the time in Benidorm not one of my favourite places, but at least the weather was lovely.  We left there at 5pm and got back to Quesada about 6.15. Arthur and David were waiting for us to go for something to eat. We went to the Hungarian restaurant Rosa and Stein. The food was beautiful but the service was a bit slow, there was a waiter there called Daniel who was very sure of himself, making stupid jokes etc. We left and walked to the car when Arthur realised he had left his phone on the table of the restaurant . We went straight back only to discover that it wasn't there, we couldn't believe it, this was all within five minutes and there were only 4 other people in the restaurant. They assured us it wasn't there, but the lady took my number should  it turn up. We went outside and retraced our steps but Arthur was adamant that he had left it on the table, the strange thing was when I rang his phone it was switched off. We eventually went home and Arthur tried to call his mobile company to block his phone, but we couldn't get any reception, so we went out in the car to find some. I just said to Arthur pull over I think we have service when my phone rang it was Arthur's phone. When I answered it was the lady in the restaurant to say they had found it. We went straight there and she told us that Daniel had apparently picked up the phone with the rubbish and that her husband went through the garbage and found it. She then said that Daniel was a professional waiter and she didn't understand how he could make such a silly mistake. We were convinced it was him who took it, because initially when we went to get it he was at our table and quickly went through to the back of the restaurant. The main thing is we got it back and the couple gave us a voucher for a free bottle of wine on our return, can't quite see that happening. It somewhat marred an otherwise perfect day. As for Arthur I'm buying him a man bag.