The couple in the booth next to us was being rude to the servers during breakfast. It got worse when they were leaving and accidentally pushed their plate onto the floor, stopped to look at it, and then just kept walking. The staff was all lovely and efficient this morning, so I don’t know what the problem was besides them just being trashy.

I went to my favorite sports bar after work for some drinks with a coworker. He had a call that was taking too long, so I said I’d meet him there. While at the bar, I overheard the people next to us talk about the military and told them I was a veteran myself. Everything was cool, telling stories of our experiences and everything for about an hour. After a while, I asked him if he wanted a shot of Jameson, and he obliged. I usually buy shots for the bartenders too because they are awesome, and we all took it, and it was great.
He then proceeded to say, "That wasn't good! Get us another, but make it a double!" We drank the double shot, and he said he was going to the bathroom, and then we saw him sneak around the whole restaurant to walk out as fast as he could. The bartender confronted him outside, and he started to argue. She made him pay for the shots he took, and this is how he showed his appreciation for her hospitality.

I took this photo today at my local McDonald's. There's actually a rubbish bin to the upper right, just out of frame. A walk of about five feet. Yet still, customers leave their stuff all over the place.

I don't want to have to pull your 14-year-old out of the women's restroom for harassing an older lady with a walker and come back to their table to see them throwing a fit.

Every place in the area has signs for no outside food or drink. We also sell lots of food at our cafe, so we want people to buy our food and not come here and eat food from elsewhere.

We are a Japanese restaurant in a city of 30,000. This person can't expect all people to tolerate the spice of regular wasabi. It might not be traditional, but other customers can't tolerate that kind of heat. What angers me the most is the "no personality." Our staff is mostly Chinese, foreign-born, and this person expects our staff to be more friendly when they really only know basic restaurant English. That's like telling a baby to run when it hasn't even learned to walk. Is it just me, or this woman's expectations are too high?

This kid could not sit still. We have a bookshelf, and mom got them a book at the start, but they could not stay at the table the whole time. I offered a coloring sheet and crayons, but that didn't help either. Good thing they were on the patio and not running around the restaurant, but the parents never got up at all to help. And then they left this.

30 or so minutes after they finished eating, I told them I was doing my last call for bar. They said they were good, so I dropped the check. 5 minutes later, the guy asked my barback for one more margarita. Against my good judgment, I went ahead and made it in hopes of a good tip. They sat there with the check in front of them for another 30 minutes before finally closing out. As they got up to leave, I said thanks and have a good night. They completely ignored me and walked out. This was why.