'Are you done with your little tantrum?': Waitress humbles entitled customers following an infinite chain of irrational demands

Whether we would like to admit it or not, some people have been blessed with endless patience—or at least, what passes for boundless in our minds when we have the patience of a ten-year-old. However, does that suggest that those people are suddenly better than us mortals? No, it does not. It does, however, imply that we still have room for growth.

In the story that follows, a displeased waitress talks about having to cope with a continuous flow of rough customers. However, OP explains that she did not bow down to the unreasonable whims and demands of the entitled consumers; instead, she stuck to her conviction that, regardless of her field of work, she deserves to be respected. To be honest, I find it to be quite admirable. Eventually, though, she found herself copying the behavior of her customers, but who are we to judge? Really, who knows how we would have responded if we had been in her shoes? So, that being said, if you want to find out what took place to make OP lose her marbles, check out the story below! And when you've satisfied your curiosity, read the story about the customers who leave a bad review after their server fails to accommodate their seating demands!

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