Comments on: Bitter Waitress? Share your Horror Stories Here!

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By: Rose Ann Hill

Rose Ann Hill — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 23:31:24 +0000

Worked as a waitress for 18 years at the same place. Why does someone think then you carry 6plates to a table of 6 on your arms that you have room for the bread . Hay wait a minute let me get the arm on my back to work for your lousy 3dollar tip king and queen of england. And if you want something you need to tell the waitress everything instead of one thing at a time from 6 different people. I worked a floor alone I had 3-6tables and 11-4tables and a bar with 6stools. The public is very demanding and spoiled. They want to change your menu to the way they want it because it's a small town I guess. Well you can't in any resturant get over people.
And another thing your child is not the first kid that can build with butter and jelly packs it doesn't take talent. Just parents that want to be left alone. And please let them throw everything on the floor because we just live to clean up after you for your 4dollar tip . Bring us all arm guards to get us with all our tips to the bank.

By: C. Ryder - Universit

C. Ryder - Universit — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:58:06 +0000

Sarah,

Thanks for the link, and you're sarcastic comments. You must, however, be aware of soemeting: as a waitress you SHOULD be literally in TWO places at the same time. Cut yourself in half already! Sheesh!

By: Sarah

Sarah — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 15:48:36 +0000

hear! hear! i totally agree it should be required because people are idiots on how much work the industry is as they sit back and decide to cut my tip in half because i didn’t fetch the ketchup in a timely manner suitable to their needs. (meaning i didn’t magically transport myself into the kitchen and back in .2 seconds)

i saved this article because i thought it was hilarious. i love reading it when i’ve had a bad day.

http://www.helium.com/items/197533-wanting-equal-getting-ignorance

By: C. Ryder - University of Kansas

C. Ryder - University of Kansas — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 13:55:56 +0000

Oh, and one last thing, I think people should be REQUIRED to have some crappy job in the service industry, because so many are oblivious about tipping, how demanding it is, etc.

Especially the whole back of the house vs. front of the house . . .

By: C. Ryder - Universit

C. Ryder - Universit — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 09:54:14 +0000

I've visited bitter waitress for years and am so glad you wrote about it. I have countless waitress stories from that circle of hell to share, it's ridiculous. One day, when I was working at this upscale restaurant, I delivered a very hot dish in a ramekin. I pointed this out to the patron (who was a youngish business-twat). He was aghast, incredulous,"YOU, YOU . . ." He chortled. "You know what a ramekin is?"

I replied, "Yes." (Fantasizing about throwing the fu*kin' thing in his face).

He then demanded, "Point it out to me!"

Sigh.