‘The excessive help angle’: Servers swap techniques on how they secretly annoy customers they don't like

• When working as a waiter, bartender, host, food runner, whatever, you start to pick up little tips and tricks to keep you sane around certain entitled customers. For example, doing something that is very annoying to that customer, but it's just sneaky enough that they can't really blame you for it or get you in trouble. It's the littler wins you have to appreciate in these kinds of workplaces. Here we have found a Reddit thread that shares servers sneaky ways to get back at Karen customers. Check it out! 

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• "How do you annoy tables you don’t like?"

  
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