Story 4
At the restaurant where I worked in high school, a waitress was adding a few cents to each credit card tip.
Once our manager heard the news, he didn’t scold her or call her in for a meeting—he called the cops.
On her next shift, the cops arrested her in the restaurant while she was in full uniform and waitressing several tables.
I can’t say I agree with the managerial tactics, but it was pretty amusing to watch.
© vapulate / Reddit
Story 5
 and ate it.</p>
<p>At this point, I got up, poured my water on her, and we left.</p>
<p>© Unknown author / Reddit</p>
<h1><strong>Story 8</strong></h1>
<p>I found a full receipt crumpled up into the size of a marble in the gravy of a Yorkshire pudding.</p>
<p>I bit into it, was confused, pulled it out of my mouth, and unwrapped a fully legible receipt—from the night before.</p>
<p>I showed the waiter, and he said he’d talk to the owner.</p>
<p>The owner then told me I could choose to pay either my bill or the total on the receipt I found in my food.</p>
<p>The total on the receipt I found was almost $30 more than what I had ordered. I was shocked by the service and never went back.</p>
<p>I also left without paying.</p>
<p>© sixesand7s / Reddit</p>
<h1><strong>Story 9</strong></h1>
<p>A customer wanted clams and mussels in a cream sauce with bell peppers. The kitchen manager refused, even though we had all the ingredients, because she was awful (it was basically seafood Portofino without noodles—add peppers, hold the shrimp and scallops).</p>
<p>The whole family walked out while the kitchen was cooking their other meals.</p>
<p>She then screamed at me in the dining room, saying that I was a bad waiter.</p>
<p>© Joliet_Jake_Blues / Reddit</p>
<h1><strong>Story 10</strong></h1>
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