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American server says there is a big difference between how White customers treat them when they make mistakes vs how Black customers treat them - “This is how white people are when you make a mistake in a restaurant, ‘oh, no biggie, no problem.’ And they still tip like...

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The culinarian formally known as Chef profil fotoğrafı
The culinarian formally known as Chef6 ay önce

I once worked at a Chinese restaurant in Tennessee that would secretly increase the bill by 10% for black customers because black people never tipped. Douchey but it was what they did.

Big Pants Underground profil fotoğrafı
Big Pants Underground6 ay önce

Is anyone surprised? The level of entitlement in the black community is staggering. They think the whole world owes them everything. They commit most of the crime and are some of the most mean and horrible people you will ever meet.

Big Popz profil fotoğrafı
Big Popz6 ay önce

Most of them grow up without father's or good role models.. Then there is entitlement too..

GamerKitty Euphoric profil fotoğrafı
GamerKitty Euphoric6 ay önce

This is because 'some' people go out to eat WANTING there to be a mistake, so they can complain and get free food, or making up "mistakes" where as other people go out to have fun with family, enjoy a night of no dishes, and simply get away from the grind

MRMaguire profil fotoğrafı
MRMaguire6 ay önce

I was a young, high-school-age waitress in 1978. I learned that some people don't tip, and they will often run you ragged. I had a very kind hostess who saw how hard I hustled. She knew who the big tippers were. After she saw the older waitresses giving me the black customers constantly, she told me not to worry. She'd seat those big tippers at my station. And she did. I also knew a black man who owned a delicious rib place, but it was carryout only. He said he couldn't get black women to work as waitresses because they knew the score. It's been an open secret for decades among those who have worked in restaurants.

T_M_T profil fotoğrafı
T_M_T6 ay önce

This was my experience my year I worked at Chili's back in the 90's. This has never NOT been the case. Almost as bad? White professional women. I'd get them at lunch and just knew I was getting shafted.

𝙼𝚁. 𝙻𝙴𝙰𝙳𝚂𝙻𝙸𝙽𝙶𝙴𝚁 profil fotoğrafı
𝙼𝚁. 𝙻𝙴𝙰𝙳𝚂𝙻𝙸𝙽𝙶𝙴𝚁6 ay önce

Considering the black on black murder rate, is anybody surprised?

Boppa Carter profil fotoğrafı
Boppa Carter6 ay önce

It’s the victim mentality they’ve been taught by low brow race hustlers their entire lives:

Riley Jane Meli profil fotoğrafı
Riley Jane Meli6 ay önce

So basically, black people are really the Karens?

Terrible Leather ✝️🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
Terrible Leather ✝️🇺🇸6 ay önce

I used to be a server. I had one black table that I remember to this day that treated me very well and tipped 30%. Outside of that, yes, this it true... all of it.

terry campany profil fotoğrafı
terry campany6 ay önce

Black fatigue they don’t want to better themselves they want to bitch and complain, it’s all Whitey faults, they have no morals or ambition to better themselves, just call everyone racist and act like wild animals. I feel for the small population of blacks, that don’t blame everything on whitey, you can see how embarrassed they are of their race . you see it every day !

Steven Trimmer profil fotoğrafı
Steven Trimmer6 ay önce

Great observations. There are plenty of whites that are horrible as well, maybe not so much per capita. Some great advice I learned is universally true: You can determine a great deal about a person by how they treat their servers. 💯 accurate!

Pipeguy profil fotoğrafı
Pipeguy6 ay önce

Pretty sad that they just can’t treat people who are working hard for a living like human beings who deserve to have their dignity respected. Geez…

Mrs B profil fotoğrafı
Mrs B6 ay önce

@traderjoe211 So is she saying Black people are the real Karen’s?🤣

AlbinoParrot profil fotoğrafı
AlbinoParrot6 ay önce

Starts at home with family values. White children are told at a young age that they are to be on their best behaviors in public establishments and around the community. They are representatives of the family in public and don't want to bring shame on their parents or family name. White kids are more fearful of their parents then the police. It doesn't have to be a white thing but it is.

Adrianne Curry profil fotoğrafı
Adrianne Curry6 ay önce

@THEDuaneCates Karens are of all colors

Janet Garts profil fotoğrafı
Janet Garts6 ay önce

golden rule of eating out- Be kind to your server- they work hard and don’t deserve to be treated like trash!

Jessica O’Donnell 🏈 profil fotoğrafı
Jessica O’Donnell 🏈6 ay önce

Yes… there is a term for black customers at restaurants: Canadians. So if you were getting your food in the back, and someone came and said you just got sat a table of Canadians, people would be pissed. Most work. Most complaining. Worst behavior. Worst (if any) tips. Drinking a $12 drink and then saying either it wasnt good and you want a refund, it wasnt good and you want it remade, or there was a fly in it (that you took out before the server got there). I waitressed at 4 different restaurants, and it was all the same. Obviously we had fantastic black customers too. There’s always good people.

Ba-Zinga profil fotoğrafı
Ba-Zinga6 ay önce

It is appalling how bad the black American culture has become. 1) I'm entitled to free housing, SNAP, and welfare. 2) I'm owed reparations for something that happened 6 generations ago from people who had nothing to do with it. 3) I should steal because you owe it to me. 4) I need to yell about how bad I think I'm treated. 5) Fighting and shooting people is normal. Everyone does it. If you had more respect for yourselves, others would too. If you taught your children right and wrong, they wouldn't rob and kill people. If they didn't rob and try to shoot people, they wouldn't get shot themselves. Just saying.

Based Electrician⚡️🇺🇲 profil fotoğrafı
Based Electrician⚡️🇺🇲6 ay önce

"I'm sorry, I thought I was at Applebee's, not the cotton fields. No tip."

Cali Conservative profil fotoğrafı
Cali Conservative6 ay önce

This is actually why I didn't last as a server. It's so nice to finally have some validation.

GhostPsyborg👻🤖 profil fotoğrafı
GhostPsyborg👻🤖6 ay önce

@SONOFLAZARUS I was told black people being nice is “performing for YT”. Nah, a lot of black people are just entitled shit bag people. But too many black people excuse their behavior. So not sorry if you get lumped into the stereotype. If you don’t like it, do something about it.

J profil fotoğrafı
J6 ay önce

Few things will make you “racist” quicker than working in the service industry Dealing with that many people gives a lot of data to your brains pattern recognition system which is what racism is at the end of the day.

David Roberts profil fotoğrafı
David Roberts6 ay önce

-Yeah I had a black friend who was a waiter. -Used to go on rants about black people not tipping even him

Maximo Jones profil fotoğrafı
Maximo Jones6 ay önce

Everyone in industry knows this. They lobby not to have the “black” table. Especially if all women. Shit show.

Nine Iron profil fotoğrafı
Nine Iron6 ay önce

I need to speak to your manager. I need you to comp my entire meal, This sentence will be said 50 times over and over and over. Their brains are just as broke as their morals

de huilende pop profil fotoğrafı
de huilende pop6 ay önce

blacks dont want to tip and they look for any excuse not to tip.

ZeroDEIUSA profil fotoğrafı
ZeroDEIUSA6 ay önce

It’s in most service jobs. Retail included. Try telling certain people you can’t fit them in for an appointment at a drs office!

American73 profil fotoğrafı
American736 ay önce

The fatigue is real and doesn't discriminate. Trash people doing trash things, and EVERYONE is SICK OF IT.

Douglas profil fotoğrafı
Douglas6 ay önce

Decades of handing out free stuff (SNAP, welfare, housing), created an attitude of both entitlement and that behavior of treating restaurants as getting comped is owed to them, or they just dine and dash. There are going to be many miserable senior citizens in about 30 years.

BasementOps profil fotoğrafı
BasementOps6 ay önce

this doofus doesn't even realize he's proving the point the woman in the video made

Fatigued profil fotoğrafı
Fatigued6 ay önce

100% correct. Black customers barely tip 10% if at all and are way more difficult to deal with.

charmane harbert ✝️ 🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
charmane harbert ✝️ 🇺🇸6 ay önce

@marten_damien One way to learn about someone is how they treat people in customer service such as servers.

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