Running around the restaurant trying to take orders, pick up dirty plates, and grant ridiculous requests such as 'Give me a literal bowl of ketchup' is exhausting. Especially when your entire wage depends on the kindness of strangers, also known as customers. Are they going to tip? How much are they going to tip? Will I be able to afford to fix my car this month, or am I going to cry when I see my account balance instead? You never know.
Around the holidays, people are often a little more generous. Call it the holiday spirit, if you will, or don't, either way — servers make more money. In this case though, one of OP's customers wasn't going to tip at all. There was nothing wrong with the service, OP hadn't done anything wrong, this person just believed that he wasn't obligated to tip. He's not wrong, but he's still a you know what.
Scroll down to see how OP's manager dealt with the situation, and maybe get inspired to quit your job, or get a better manager, because this one is setting standards. Next, here is a choosing beggar who arrived at a hotel with barely any money, expecting the front desk clerk to take pity on her in front of her kids and basically let her in for less than half the price.
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