Restaurant workers have to deal with a lot in their jobs. They have demanding managers, crazily busy shifts, often low pay, and worst of all, some truly horrible customers. While many of us have to deal with being busy at work, and some people are unlucky enough to have to deal with bad bosses, the restaurant trade has to deal with nasty customers. Customer service is something many people who work in retail will have to learn pretty quickly, but customer service is code for dealing with unreasonable requests made by impatient people. That is even more apparent for anybody working in a restaurant. You’ve barely got the time to remember your own name, but you’ve still got three tables waiting on their food, so you have to find a way to make miracles happen on a daily basis.
It seems as though many people just don’t understand how hard it can be to work in a restaurant. No matter how much you explain it to them, they really won’t get it unless they experience it for themselves. If you are struggling to perfectly capture how you feel when working a shift at the restaurant, then you’ll love these pictures. They have managed to grasp every emotion you go through while trying to outwardly look happy. Just finished a particularly horrible shift? These images will perfectly depict your pain.
[post_page_title]Pick any clean table[/post_page_title]
It seems as though customers are just drawn toward dirty tables. You can have a restaurant full of clean and empty tables, but when given the choice of a place to sit they will take a pew at the one table that hasn’t been cleaned yet. Worse still is that they will ask you to clean it for them, as if you hadn’t noticed there was stuff on it. Just when you thought you were going to get a moment to have a quick break, they are putting you to work sooner than expected by picking the dirty table. Who comes to a restaurant and deliberately chooses to sit at a dirty table anyway?
