#busser problems

[cataclysmiridescent]

listen i hope i can handle these next 5 double shifts i just got on my schedule...i think i might die tbh 😔

[kittypichuofficial]

Here's a cute little thing for servers to try UwU

PRE-BUS YOUR FUCKING TABLES

[bakerboymellark]

A motherfucking party of fucking 20 came into work literally 10 minutes before closing and were pissed as fuck when my manager told them that if the rest of their party isn't in the restaurant by 10pm when he HAS to lock the door then they can't come in because he'll get fired if he lets anyone in after 10 even if it's was like an employee or his mother. Everyone gets there within 10 seconds of the door needing to be locked and they are loud and obnoxious and break a glass and spill salad on the floor and don't leave until almost TWO hours after close then they have the audacity to leave a shitty ass tip even though they were a complete inconvenience and literally the entire staff was waiting in the lobby for them all to get the fuck out so we can Finnish our jobs that we have to do once everyone leaves. They were about to see the west side of Columbus come out of a little white girl.

[thislifewouldbecool]

Rude Ass People

One time I was bussing a table and this was on a weekend so we were a full restaurant on a wait and this guy at the table next to me leaned over and placed his dirty dishes on the table.

I thought of that because last night a busser was cleaning a table and this guy from a different table (it was probably six feet away) stood up, grabbed his two dirty dishes, walked over to the busser and placed them on the table he was trying to clean. I was walking by as it happened and I made eye contact with the busser and he just shook his head and was like “did that really just happen?” And I laughed. LOUDLY. I hope that table heard me because that was rude as fuck. If the dishes were really cluttering the table that bad (which they weren’t! There were three plates and three glasses total on the table) the guy could have been like “excuse me, would you mind taking our plates?” And one of us would have done so no problem.

I told their server about this and she said they were incredibly rude and weird. The guy who added the dirty dishes to the table also made her stand there for ten minutes while he ordered. We have this burger called the “____ burger” (can’t remember which one exactly) and he asked her WHAT it is, not what was on it, but what kind of food item it was. And she was like “a burger?” And he was like “oh no I don’t like that”

And while I’m on the topic of rude ass people I might as well mention this terror table this same server had a couple weeks ago. The guy was vegan and he got upset because his bun had butter on it so instead of asking the server about it like an adult, he threw it at her and yelled at her. The server told him that our butter is synthetic so its 100% safe for vegans and she will not be getting him a new bun since he threw it at her. The guy then tried to fight her and then him and his family got up and walked out.

[themaddressmaker]

Oh hi I'm sorry but do I look like a waitress no, I'm not even wearing their uniform, what do you want me to do pull a notepad and pen out of my ass and take your order.

[restaurant-rants]

NO!

[cosmicmomma]

[angstysamgirl]

A small rant..

What ever went wrong in your life to make you think it’s okay to be a complete and utter asshole to someone in the hospitality business? Is it because you know they are getting paid to be nice, and cater to you? Did you have horrible service somewhere and that scarred you forever? Or are you just an inconsiderate fuckwad that doesn’t realize that we are people too..?