Like Albert Schweitzer so aptly put it: Anyone who thinks they are a Christian because they attend church is mistaken. After all, you don't become a car by going to a garage.

These are fake Christians. Harassing restaurant workers is not the way to go. These people put a bad look on us.

I used to direct traffic for Sunday school drop off, I can not tell you how many times I got cursed out for telling people you can not block traffic park & walk your kid to the door, Cursed out by parents dropping.. their.. kids off.. for .. religious.. classes Some people would stop & say I feel bad they treat you that way, one person would bring me hot chocolate when it was cold out but some of them Good Lord they needed to attend the classes they were dropping their kids off to

This is why I don't like religion. It's so vague everyone explains it differently, and some people use that to be the worst people in the planet

They got their weekly dose of "better than you" and are darn well going to show it off.

But they just had a session with Jesus, they know they are so much better and moral then the rest of society. You're less than to them than their toe jam.

Going to church makes you a Christian as much as my standing in my garage makes me a car.

Diet Christians not real ones.

I thought this was common knowledge.

Same crap on a Sunday in retail as well.

I can back this up. Bible tracks don't pay my bills and you're assuming I don't already have religion. Oh, if I was a Christian, then why am I waiting tables and not in church with you? Because in my experience the best Christians can't be found at church anyways.

This is the crowd that gets on my nerves. They come in large groups and request things that are not on the buffet.

Self-righteous.

I'm really sorry y'all experienced this. My husband and I go out after church and always, ALWAYS, give at least a 20% tip. Every time we eat out, not just on Sunday.

I say "be your good Christian one hour a week"

I replied to the original tweet. It is ABSOLUTE FACT that this is the worst crowd to deal with in any restaurant. Second are the group who eat out at expensive restaurants after getting their income tax refunds...they want to be treated like royalty while acting like they've never been in public before.

The nicer dressed they are, usually the ruder they are. Their whole mission is to make sure you know they went to church.

My very first job in high school was working in a bakery. We used to fight over who had to take the Sunday shift, because the after church crowd was so horrendous. Church goers would routinely make counter staff cry (mostly very young teens) with their obnoxious behavior. Apparently to some, being a good Christian means going to church so you can freely abuse everyone afterwards.

Church goers are a higher level of entitlement! How about just be nicer to your fellow citizens, as in religious scripts, rather than feel that you're better because you go to a church?

I second this, when I was in college I worked at a restaurant and Sunday afternoons were always busy with church people coming for lunch and they constantly sent stuff back to the kitchen, were rude to the staff, and were the worst tippers ever.

Seems to me that some people think that going to church absolves them of their sins so they feel they can do anything

Very sad, I went to a church that criticized everything you did, the pastor was a genuine man of God, but not much his senior trustees

My son is a student at uni and works part time at a chain restaurant that serve chicken, we’ll call it Wandos. He also said the Sunday church goers are the worst, vile behaviour towards staff, eating most of the meal then returning it saying it was bad, letting children run the pop station till it overflows even throwing food at staff if they feel ignored, pretty sure Jesus wouldn’t condone this!

Yeah, they are the absolute worse. Don’t even get me started....

And they tip the least or worse, offer a 'prayer for you' as a tip.

“I go to church, I’m better than you!”

I have always heard this. And they leave religious tracts in place of tips.

I've heard this many times.

For the most part I agree. (20 years experience) however once in a great while. You will see the genuinely good church people. Those that you are actually happy to see. It doesn't happen often, but there are some still out there.

I used to know a waitress who would work any shift and any day except for Sunday. She told her managers it was because she went to church. She told me she got tired of being stiffed on tips by the people who had just come from church. She'd often go fishing, she had a better chance of getting something for her efforts that way.

God told them they are SPECIAL (they THINK) LOL

Hands down. It is embarrassing as hell.

Had to 86 a drunk woman that kept yelling, "I'm a pastors wife. You can't do this!"

we used to get the after church crowd, and apart from one family who were the nicest people on the planet, everyone else was horrible. i used to joke that they'd repented all their sins for the week and could start afresh with us

Most of the "christian" faith have entitlement issues. In their mind being part of the faith puts them several levels above those who choose not to march to the beat of that drum. The best weapon against this is to completely ignore their wants and needs and move on to those that have the common decency to treat you as their equal.

They go from praying to preying.

I was a pastor down south. Came into a little restaurant across from a church, after a funeral, for a quick bite - with my clergy collar on. One of the waitresses obviously saw it, and started loudly complaining about people from the church, swamping the short-handed staff, being very demanding, while often not ordering much, then leaving without tipping. When I left, I left her a twenty dollar tip on a six dollar order. Sometimes church people are the best - but sometimes they are the worst.

And Always (and I'm generalizing) judgy...

It's a fallacy to think religious people are good people. Religious people have historically killed, enslaved, or subjagated non believers. The biggest problem as I see it is that religions often includes intolerance which leads to hate and abuse of others. Also, in our modern day, many religious people use their regligion as a shield to disrepect others.

Remember, no group of people can all be painted with just one brush. Christians, like every other group of people on earth, can be both good and bad. Don't assume that every Christian is a hater, or ignorant, some actually try their best to follow the Ten Commandments.

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