'Did I stutter': Biker dude wants a coffee with no coffee, gets his wish

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

Apr 25, 2023 12:00 PM EDT

If you're going to be this confidently incorrect about something and then be rude when the person who knows what they're talking about tries to correct your mistake—you deserve whatever is coming to you. In this case, what's coming to you is a horrifically inconsumable sugary drink of the likes your tastebuds have never encountered before.

When working in customer service, you end up dealing with these people quite often. Over time, instead of bending over backward to correct their mistakes (getting more grief in the process), you tend to give in and let them have things their way. This, predictably, ends up with the entitled person spluttering and confused, having received exactly what they asked for—just not what they expected.

Read on to enjoy selected screenshots of this anecdote, which was shared on Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by Redditor u/revilo636. Next, check out this barista who played a controversial prank on a mean customer.