'What was his plan?!': Coffee shop customer defends daughter against theft accusation, cameras prove his involvement

Customers want to think they're always right, but cashiers and retail workers know the truth. A lot of the time, the customer is just wrong. And nobody wants to be confronted with the fact that they've just thrown a petty fit over a minor issue, only to be proven totally wrong.

Throwing a tantrum rarely solves your problems if you're older than five years old. When adults do it, it's majorly embarrassing. It gives us second-hand cringe to watch people get red in the face over minor issues, like a drink being made wrong, or a cashier insisting they can't return a pair of pants. Some adults never learn that just because you believe in yourself, doesn't mean the world will bend to your will. You might think you're correct, buddy, but the cashier making minimum wage is going to get fired if they let you have a free meal or a giant refund for no reason.

This college kid was working as a barista and had a lot of memorable encounters with crabby customers. They shared one of these times to the r/pettyrevenge subreddit. You can check out the full story below, as well as advice from commenters who sided with the cashier.

After that, read about these utterly petty HOA rules, like one person who was stunned when "They told us we couldn't use hoses in our backyard."

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