Anonymous #2 1w

You order one roll at a time but they come smaller so it’s like 5 pieces a roll. The kitchen closed at 9:30 and the restaurant closed at 10 so on last call, they ordered so many rolls they had to be brought out on two big boats. I think they forgot how much they had ordered before the last call because it was taking longer than normal for the food to come out so they put in even more at the last call to make sure they’d have enough food. I just think it’s so rude to do that personally

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Anonymous OP 1w

People went to a restaurant to eat when it was open? Diabolical

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Anonymous #3 1w

It just reflects the OP’s shitty work ethic. Projecting the assumption that everyone else must hate their jobs as much as they hate their own. That kinda thing.

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Anonymous #3 1w

Bruh you can’t be that dull. And #4 it’s got nothing to do with “work ethic”. I think respecting peoples times of when they need to clock out and using critical thinking skills of not overworking the workers right at close is what any person in their right mind should do

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Anonymous #4 1w

They can “like” working in the food industry (highly doubt, it’s one of the most underpaid and under appreciated jobs in the US) and still be really fucking annoyed of obnoxious people who do this

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Anonymous #5 1w

I worked in the food industry I had no assumption that when the restaurant closed was when I got to leave. That’s when we closed. we once had a reservation that started at 10:00 pm and we closed at 10:00pm so guess what we knew we had to stay

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Anonymous #3 1w

If you get paid enough and it’s laid out to you in the job description that’s totally understandable, but definitely not the norm for the vast majority of food jobs and we shouldn’t assume this is the case with this scenario, especially because they did whip it up before close. A lot of higher ups will actually yell at you for staying after you’re supposed to close because corporate doesn’t want to pay overtime lol. There’s been plenty of times where I’ve witnessed restaurants refuse service

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Anonymous #5 1w

Because it’s too close to closing

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Anonymous #5 1w

That’s stupid. You cannot expect innocent customers to know little nuances like that. How it works is, you cannot expect innocent post a closing time like 9:00, knowing your real closing time is actually 10:00, and that way when people walk up to the door and see 9:00 and it’s 9:30 at that moment, they’ll just walk away and eat somewhere else. If you’re posting a closing time of 10:00, then you cannot fault anybody for walking in at 9:59. It’s not the customers’ job to look out for you.

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Anonymous #5 1w

You’re so tripping.

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Anonymous #4 1w

I think you are, it’s inconvenient but that’s when the restaurant is open. You might be a tad entitled. Which is fine for you, leave work when you want. You will find success and happiness where you are meant to be.

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