‘Server Life’: 30 Of The Most Entitled Customers That Servers Ever Had The ‘Pleasure’ Of Meeting

That's just extra s****y

As a Christian, I would just like to apologize to all of the servers, retail staff, and other people who are routinely abused by people who call themselves Christian. Don't get me wrong -- I screw up, and badly, but I don't treat people who are trying to earn a living like s**t, and think that's ok because I have a cross around my neck.

ya know when people do this its a crime. they are passing counterfeit currency so they should be criminally charged for it.

Wrong. Just....W-R-O-N-G. Hope the server kept an eye out for that piece of work. Just crappy.

Why would they make school money to look even that close. I would think it would be illegal even if it does says school. I have watched P**n Stars enough to know that.

or you can teach your kids to properly behave in a resteraunt (i know i didnt spell that right)

Kids are the worst at restaurants! Your kids can't behave? Don't make that someone else's problem!

This one is enraging. There needs to be more child-free restaurants since parents have gotten exponentially more negligent and entitled over the years.

Don't be an entitled a-hole parent who thinks a restaurant is your personal playground.

That is awful! I used to work in a restaurant, and we had an upstairs, you could see over the railing to the downstairs, at one time the kids were dropping sugar packets, shaking salt and pepper, and I stopped them right before they decided to drop a ketchup bottle. Some parents think while at a restaurant, the serer is also a babysitter, so not the case!!

It's not like they were flirting, when I was younger waitresses used to always say "Is that all for you, sweetie?" or "Can you speak just a teensy bit louder, sweetie?" or even "we have a lemonade meal deal! Do you want some lemonade with that, sweetie?" Not at all like "Heyyyyyy, sweetie sweetie"

Careful honey! Your insecurities are showing!

If you're that concerned about a server calling your man "sweetie" then darling that foundation is already shaky :)

When did sweetie become code for DTF?

As a 20-something, I went to a restaurant alone (I like to read while I eat). The waitress, who was about the age I am now, called me honey. I called her sweetie. After that, she called me miss. I gave her a larger tip than I normally would have, because she got it.

Your server doesn't set the prices nor do they get a portion of the profits. You must think you're addressing the owners. How about we raise the prices with an automatic gratuity that goes directly to your server, jack*ss?

Tbh, you can be very unpleasantly surprised by the prices once inside (not everybody read the full menu outside or research the place beforehand), choose to order the minimum and leave without spending extra.

DON'T CALL US (GUYS) WHERE FEMALES, SAY FOLKS INSTEAD OR MAM AND DON'T CALL PEOPLE SWEETIE OR OTHER STUPID NAMES. BE MORE PROFESSIONAL ON YOUR JOB.

just drink at home with your friends

Server should stop bitching about not getting enough tips and start bitching to their bosses to be paid a living wage

I'm sure the grocery stores and landlords accept love as payment

My hope is they put the heart on the credit card slip but left cash on the table. If I have cash at the time I'll leave it on the table instead of putting it on card.

Tipping should go the way of the dodo. I don't get tips for doing my job. I also cook my own food and do my own dishes and I don't pay myself for cleaning up or serving myself

I ALWAYS GIVE THE TIP TO THE SERVER TO MAKE SURE SHE/HE GETS IT.

Might have been someone from Europe, the UK, Australia. Anywhere where we don’t need to tip because most employers pay them decent wages. What if all the servers went on strike for just one day to demand a proper living wage. How about a union? Is it actually ‘the law’ that tipping is required? Although I never will, but if I visited the US I’d make jolly sure I gave you all a decent tip after reading lots, and lots of this type of story.

Nice dollar design, not so nice tip.

That thumbnail, though.

Some people think it's hilarious to give fake money. It's one thing if they handed it to you on the street, but it's counterfeiting if you use it for a service.

Maybe they were a time traveler and that's what money looks like in 10 years...

Maybe with luck it might become a collector's item

why do people think that they have a right to comment on other people like that just because they are servers? it's a restaurant they work at, not an audition for Annie.

The handwriting<<<<<

Fake- this is the customer copy, not the one they sign and leave the tip on. I'm sorry, but don't do this! I have been a server, and people do comment c**p like this, but it's annoying when people try to play the victim card for internet points. Why would you even want to fake something like this? Yes, people can be rude and yes some servers suck. I also think tipping is antiquated and the industry needs to change. Servers deserve a living wage and shouldn't have to worry about feeding their own kids on a slow night or because someone didn't tip. No other industry puts this type of pressure on the customer to pay the wage of their service provider, even other industries that have tipping! Your massage therapist, your hairstylist, etc. all get paid either an hourly or per-client wage!

This is the customer receipt..... Not the merchant one