Entitled golfer tells clubhouse employee how to do his job, employee makes sure he gets charged more money: 'Enjoy the $40 fee'

Working at a fancy golf club likely means having to deal with obnoxious wealthy folks on a regular basis. This dude must really love that sport to continue enduring the job for over two years in exchange for mediocre pay and some free time on the course. 

Now, when you have been working in any field for over two years, you probably do not enjoy a random person coming up to you and telling you how to do your job well. Well, that's what happened to this clubhouse employee when an entitled Kevin decided it was well within his right to boss the employee around at 6:30 in the morning. Well, instead of giving him a piece of his mind, the employee to decided to comply and do things Kevin's way. However, he ensured that Kevin would pay the price down the road… literally.

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