'You need to leave': Customer gets kicked out of a bar after he asked an entitled woman to remove her service dog from the bar top

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

Jan 25, 2024 10:00 AM EST

When a fight between two customers breaks out in a place like a restaurant or a bar, there are a few ways in which that scenario could end. Either both customers get kicked out, one of them gets kicked out, or none of them.

In my time as a waitress, I had to ask a few customers to leave the restaurant, and it was never a pleasant experience. Most people just won't accept that they are in the wrong, no matter how much you try to calmly explain to them what is the problem.

This Reddit story is actually about a customer (the OP) who might have been wronged when he was asked to leave a bar. OP was sitting at the bar when another customer came in and let her service dog sit on the bar top. Shocked OP asked the lady if she could put the dog on the floor or perhaps sit outside, but was denied with the claim that "the dog has to be there so it could do its job as a service dog". Even when OP turned to the staff, he was told there was nothing they could do, and after a few unpleasant back-and-forth exchanges between OP and the lady with the dog, OP was kicked out of the bar.

This was not the end for OP, so scroll down to read the full story. Once you are done, click here for a story of a student who managed to find a creative way to get back at her high school bully.