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Bartender records their average interaction with a black customer… They’re unnecessarily rude, fuck around when it comes to payment, and never tip. Everyone in food service becomes at least a little racist after serving black customers. 🙄

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😳This is the first time I’ve seen a woman with a septum piercing say anything that made sense 😂 Homegirl is crashing out over having to serve black customers at her restaurant! Every food service worker dreads seeing blacks walk in. They never stop whining and NEVER TIP‼️

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