Server Breaks Customer s Glasses After They Didn t Pay Their Tab

Server Breaks Customer s Glasses After They Didn t Pay Their Tab

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Server Destroys Customer' s Glasses Out of Rage After They Didn' t Pay Their Tab

By Kelly CorbettOct. 20 2022, Published 11:30 a.m. ET Is it me or are there a lot of videos of servers complaining about rude customers on TikTok? For example, in this video, a server shares anecdotes about some nightmare customers, such as the non-tippers, and the folks who have the audacity to overstay their welcome way past closing.Article continues below advertisement Rude, right? Well, I have a message for these disrespectful diners. *Grabs megaphone* Don't go out to eat! Defrost a TV dinner and watch your shows and stay home and stop ruining other people's shifts.Source: Getty ImagesArticle continues below advertisement I feel empathy for those in the food service industry. Because not only do they have to remember a bajillion things at once, but they also have to balance plates like they're some sort of circus performer, and constantly be surrounded by yummy foods that they're not allowed to eat. And on top of this, they also have to deal with difficult customers who quite honestly just suck for no good reason at all? Gross. In the TikTok below, a customer does the unthinkable: dines and dashes. Here's how the server handled the situation. And quite honestly I don't blame her. You show 'em, sis!Article continues below advertisement

Server stomps on customer' s glasses in TikTok

“To the girls who ran out and didn’t pay their tab, you left your glasses b---h," said TikTok creator @jurassicah. She then pans her camera to the ground and has a giant stomp fest on the eyewear. "Hope those were $125 dollars," she wrote in the caption.Article continues below advertisement @jurassicah hope those were $125 dollars ? original sound - jurassicah While I normally wouldn't condone damaging someone else's belongings, I did find that video particularly satisfying. And I'm not only the person who did.Article continues below advertisementSource: tiktok Other viewers showed their support in the comment section. And some even had some jokes. "I guess she didn't.... see ... that one coming," teased one person. Another quipped "Daphne when Velma owes her money," poking fun at Velma's inability to not lose her glasses constantly.Article continues below advertisementSource: Tiktok But of course, some commenters thought @jurassicah could have handled the situation better. Luckily, @jurassicah posted a follow-up video and explained that the video of her stomping on the glasses was a bit dated.Article continues below advertisement "I do not work at that establishment anymore nor would I ever post that kind of a video while working somewhere," she said. Furthermore, she claimed the glasses were not actually prescription glasses and were "fashion plastic trend frames." As for why she broke the glasses, @jurassicah explained that she was so upset because the tab they didn't pay had to come out of her paycheck. "I'm literally a minimum wage worker trying to make my rent," she says as she begs viewers to think of servers before they dine and dash.Article continues below advertisement @jurassicah Replying to @sophie UPDATE original sound - jurassicah Users argued that it's illegal for employers to take money from servers to make up for losses. However, under federal wage-and-hour law, a restaurant can require an employee to pay the loss from an unpaid bill if it does not cause their wages to dip below the federal minimum wage, which is $7.25 an hour for non-exempt employees.Article continues below advertisement Some states like New York and California have gone against federal law and prohibited employers from deducting from employees’ paychecks for cash shortages or other business losses. However @jurassicah, unfortunately, didn't live in an eligible state. Given all that information, do you think she was right to break the customer's glasses? I'm leaning towards yes and support this power move.AdvertisementMore from Distractify Employee Catches Customer Trying to Use "Play Money" to Buy Bottle of Vodka in Viral TikTok Woman Discovers Her Chicken Fingers Were Actually Deep-Fried Paper in Viral TikTok TikToker Blasts Five Below for Offering "Budget" Ear Piercings, Sparking Debate Latest Trending News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.
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