If you haven't ever cried in a walk-in freezer, do you even know what it's like to be a server?
If you haven't ever cried in a walk-in freezer, do you even know what it's like to be a server?
Alas! Diplomacy doesn’t always work. Sometimes, in order for leaders to realize that they’re in the wrong, they need to taste the consequences of their decisions.
Alas! Diplomacy doesn’t always work. Sometimes, in order for leaders to realize that they’re in the wrong, they need to taste the consequences of their decisions.
A good rule of thumb is to come in at least half an hour before closing time or to check with the staff.
A good rule of thumb is to come in at least half an hour before closing time or to check with the staff.
Many servers depend on tips to make ends meet. However, sometimes, they become just a tad too greedy and ungrateful.
Many servers depend on tips to make ends meet. However, sometimes, they become just a tad too greedy and ungrateful.
It boggles our minds how low some restaurant workers’ standards are, and just how little pride some individuals have in their jobs.
It boggles our minds how low some restaurant workers’ standards are, and just how little pride some individuals have in their jobs.
One waiter shared his tale of malicious compliance when he was ordered to come in despite being quite sick.
One waiter shared his tale of malicious compliance when he was ordered to come in despite being quite sick.
Hello, dear Readers, welcome to Bored Panda. We’ll be your witty servers this evening.
Hello, dear Readers, welcome to Bored Panda. We’ll be your witty servers this evening.
Restaurant employees are sharing the most ridiculous reasons customers have sent food back.
Restaurant employees are sharing the most ridiculous reasons customers have sent food back.
From snapping their fingers to interrupting the staff, these restaurant workers share the customer habits that annoy them the most.
From snapping their fingers to interrupting the staff, these restaurant workers share the customer habits that annoy them the most.
Do we still consider delivery drivers to be essential workers and everyday heroes or are we taking them for granted again?
Do we still consider delivery drivers to be essential workers and everyday heroes or are we taking them for granted again?
