We've all been there; you're already having a bad day, behind schedule, and rushing to try and catch up to get back on top of things. All this hustle leads you to make a critical error that you wouldn't normally have made… If you're lucky you catch it. If not, well, that could be the end of your entire career.

This entitled Karen insisted on ordering a salad. However, the salad she was ordering was, in fact, not a salad. Despite the waiter's attempts to explain this to her, she refused to listen and then proceeded to have a meltdown once her "salad" arrived.

For those overseas, yeah, that's not legal here either.

This couple thought that they could get away with pulling a good ol' fashioned “dine and dash” but luckily the staff were able to pull their plates as they drove off. The police managed to locate the vehicle and let the The ‘dine and dash’ is perhaps the greatest indicator of the decline of our society. That's an exaggeration, but it stands to reason that these people are one of the worst types of human beings.

When this server, who has a bachelor's in business management, was brought on to work in a restaurant's bar they were told by the owners to keep an eye out for what might be causing the problems in their establishment. After starting up, it became abundantly clear to the server that it was the owners themselves that were the problem. Predictably, they did not like being informed of that fact. This story is probably not going to be of surprise to anyone with experience in the service industry. T…

Thanks to the advice they received in their original post this chef avoided a terrible meet-up.

One Fish, Two Fish, Less-Fish-For-You Fish

Every retail worker and customer service person has wished that they could do this.

The Chef was "panned" by readers.

Need I say more?

You chose to sit outside with the bugs, Karen—why tf are you drinking Cabernet in 102° weather anyways??

Who is the guy she was with the first time?

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This former Subway “Sandwich Artist” took to Twitter on Monday to share their experience with an unfortunate individual who intentionally ordered a “questionable sandwich” that would haunt their nightmares. They note in their initial tweet that kick-started the thread that they “sincerely worry about the person who ordered it.” The story was told by @pb_and_garlic who shared their story in the form of a Twitter thread or what we used to refer to here as a “Live Tweet" (are we still using that?)…

The server was grossed out, but he also made an extra $100 and his least favorite manager got fired… So, I guess it worked out in the end?

And a gym is not a fashion show