Woman Helps Her Dad Out At His Restaurant, But When A Customer Comes In After Closing Time, She Chooses To Put The Employees Above The Customer Despite Her Dad’s Decision
It’s better to lose a bad customer than a good employee.
It’s better to lose a bad customer than a good employee.
Wanting to improve is the most important first step, and he has taken it.
Not every piece of criticism needs to be taken personally.
No job is worth your mental health, especially not something that pays criminally low.
That worked out well for her.
It really sounds like they were looking for a discount.
Why go to a restaurant if you’re just going to complain about everything?
I’m glad the server didn’t back down.
That dad sounds awful!
They’ve never worked retail, and it shows.
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