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?

Comments were mixed on this story with multiple people calling out the story for its contrived plot points. We found one especially harsh comment that was posted within an hour of the story going live. “I stopped reading after the setup and skipped to the end.” replied AcEcolton32. "‘Feel free to use this on YouTube.’ Nice try with trying out your writing chops but they're shit. If you wanted to write a good fake idwhl story that's actually believable, don't make it read like a book, like you k…

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

Is it really living?

This poster was posted online after it was put up in a break room of a restaurant. It was shared to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit, where it has earned seven thousand upvotes and sparked discussion over the employer's threat to keep tips and the legality surrounding that. Reddit user u/SourceIntelligent741was responsible for sharing the image and creating the thread that sparked the discussion, posting the picture with the title “Is this even legal? Servers make $3 an hour in this area, and you…

Sometimes an inappropriate action deserves the appropriate response; it's the simple laws of cause and effect acting out their parts. This is how it was when u/elena247 's coworker decided to execute the clever ploy of bringing their dirty dishes into work to have others wash them. When u/elena247 discovered what their coworker was up to, they decided the appropriate response was to introduce the dirty dishes to the trash can. Sounds like a reasonable plan to us. This topic was posted to the r/…

She not only has a surplus of personal horror stories from working there, she's also getting viewers to share their crappy Chili's experience too.

There's nothing that can make a man feel small like his own mother. Even the toughest of gangsters know not to cross their mamma. When mom lays down the line and says “Enough is enough" then you had better cease with your bulls**t.

This worker put the therapy in retail therapy—as she watched the betrayal go down within this love triangle, she helped the victim come out stronger.

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.

“It's people like you who make it difficult to have a job… I don't get paid enough to be here and it's not fair because it's not even my fault. I JUST QUIT.”

“It's not that they're rude, it's that they're f***ing stupid.” People are posting hilarious reenactments of annoying encounters with customers and it's so frustratingly relatable to anyone who's worked in the service industry.

There's nothing better than a conveniently placed cop for some instant justice.