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Small requests can sometimes lead to big reactions.
If you made a request when ordering your meal, would you be embarrassed if the server acted like your request was a lot to ask?
This woman went to her favorite local café and ordered the veggie breakfast she always orders.
She asked for her eggs to be placed on the toast instead of beside it, but the response she got made her feel embarrassed.
Read the full story below for all the details.
AITA for asking for my eggs of toast?
I bought breakfast at a cafe.
I would say I am reasonably regular, like they would recognise me.
I ordered the same thing I always do, a veggie breakfast.
They always put the eggs on the plate and never on the toast. I always have to move them and, sometimes, I break them.
This woman requested that the eggs be put on her toast.
I like it better when the eggs are already on the toast.
I asked them today when I ordered if they could put the eggs on the toast.
The owner acted like I was being really fussy nd said I could put them on myself.
She heard the server make a snarky comment.
Then, I could hear her talking to the chef.
“Sometimes, it gets a bit much.”
I got my breakfast and the eggs were on the toast, but I would never ask again based on her reaction.
She felt a little embarrassed and didn’t want to go back there.
It kind of made me feel embarrassed, and I don’t want to go there any more for a while, which is disappointing because I like their breakfast.
Was I the jerk for asking for the eggs on the toast?
Was she being too picky, or did the employees make a big deal out of nothing/
Let’s read the responses of other people on Reddit.
This user shares their personal thoughts.
Here’s another valid point.
They were being ridiculous, says this person.
Someone who worked as a server speaks up.
Finally, short and straightforward.
Customers’ requests should always come first, especially if they’re reasonable and don’t affect anyone.
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