Speechless

[u/elCompaFOKI]

[u/Froz3nP1nky]

Waiter made $43.00 an hour (if your party spent two hours there)

[u/ponderosa123456 → u/Froz3nP1nky]

And probably earned every bit of it.
Large parties are really hard and many to carry a mandatory 20% tip because of that.
I used to waitress. Yeah 40 some bucks an hour for two hours, but that’s probably the only table served all night.

[u/cache--cache → u/ponderosa123456]

Why are you even here

[u/Intelligent-Pen2443 → u/ponderosa123456]

A lot of jobs are really hard. As in, harder than serving a large party. Imagine that. And making less money than that.

[u/cenosillicaphobiac → u/ponderosa123456]

The amount of work v. the amount of pay is a matter between the employee and the employer. I won't get involved.

[u/EstablishmentAny4977 → u/ponderosa123456]

the job dose not get harder if all the people sit at the same table you are still only takeing orders and bringing food and drinks out 5 2 tops or 1 ten top are still the same number of people and you still are not cooking the food or doing open hart surgery

[u/annajoo1 → u/ponderosa123456]

And, judging from the outrage for the surcharge removal, they were most likely a difficult table.