Serves that dude right.

These are the changes that people wish they had made sooner because of their amazing results.

Observation is key.

Don't try to renegotiate on pickup.

Good ol' sign jokes.

"But we're SO short-staffed!"

Some bullets were definitely dodged.

From having to stop customers from doing drugs at the table, to threatening to fight a teenager who stole her tip—it gets real on this TikTok account.

This is a great way to loose out on almost $100k.

There's nothing like family and friends hitting you up for some cold hard cash. Something about lending money to people never ends well. The lending act adds new and tumultuous elements to the relationship that few can survive. As the age-old saying goes, you should never lend money to anyone that you can't afford to never see again. This logic hits another level entirely when friends start straight-up asking you for cash, with no guarantee of a return payment. This is what happened in the case…

Taking one in order to avoid taking blame.

Redditor, u/MisterBowTies , shared this story to the r/maliciouscompliance subreddit this week. When they were working for a physical media chain, they were brought on board to help at a new location. This meant that they were still hiring all roles, so the District Manager hired u/MisterBowTies since the position of his direct report was still vacant. The District Manager hired u/MisterBowTies with the mutual understanding that he would have a narrow window of availability. But that narrow win…

We need a break from reality.

Every relationship has its own things.

It's what we want.

The internet weighed in.