We've all probably had a job of some kind at some point. And sometimes things happen on those jobs that you wouldn't necessarily broadcast to the world...
UNTIL NOW.
What are some secrets of jobs you've had, that a customer/client/etc may not know about?
As a waitress I can say these things:
-Don't go out to eat if you don't want a stranger to touch your food. Sometimes we're in a rush, and we don't have time to use gloves or tongs. I'm not going to spend an extra 3 minutes on 6 salads using tongs when I was just double sat. I'm just gonna grab a handful of lettuce.
-Sometimes we shortchange you. If you order something late at night, and we're almost out, we'll give you less than what you're supposed to get. Why? Because it's easier than having you bitch at us.
-If you are rude or mean, we will avoid your table like the plague. You will just get troutty service, plain and simple. Oh, and we tell each other when you're a crappy customer.
-If you're a bad tipper, we'll remember. And you will get crappier service next time you're in. Oh, and we tell each other when you are a crappy tipper.
-Yes, when we go in the kitchen we bitch about you.
What are some secrets of your job?



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