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so rude of you. you must have apologize to that person
Aside from the fact that you "scowled" at him, if I were in his position, I would see this as "she didn't even notice and just treated me like a normal bar patron" which isn't actually a bad thing if you think about it.
most disable people would rather be treated like everyone. good job op not discriminating with your rudeness
You're right, it's not bad that she treated him like a normal bar patron, but if that's how she treats all her customers, then that is bad. If you work in service then it is part of your job to be polite and friendly. If you can't manage that, you shouldn't have that job. People deserve to be treated with respect and even if someone asks a stupid question it doesn't give you the right to be rude to them. However, the respect thing goes both ways- if the customer had asked or demanded her help in a rude way, then I completely understand her response.
You should be a little more observant.
I don't feel sorry for any guy who has two girls waiting for him. Even if it doesn't work out he still has the one hand.
YDI for being rude. I also don't get why those girls didn't get their own drinks.
Were the girls not coming into the bar?
My father worked as a bartender throughout college to pay for his schooling. He watched countless other bartenders get fired because they acted superior to the waitstaff or were rude to customers. One man lost his job because he was rude to the niece of the owner and called her something equivalent to a "butter faced beer monkey." You should have been more polite. You are not above helping out people, they are your customers and are the reason you have a job. You should be aware that you are not irreplaceable, especially in this economy. Depending on the policies of the bar, how busy it was, etc. you merely had to tell him, politely, that you are not allowed to leave the bar. Then when you noticed his arm, you could have offered to watched one of the drinks while he went outside. No need to be a huge bitch to people.
Did he have a gun? A face mask? Flashing lights all over him? You need to be careful he could have been a one armed bandit.
don't feel sad.. if were knowing that earlier u must hav not talked to him like that.. u r feeling guilty that shows u r good at heart..
if a normal man asks her for that instead of carrying himself , y will she carry if the man is very well capable to do that ?? this is not her job n she ain't anyone's slave.. the reaction came out for that point only.. if she might have known that earlier obviously she wud have helped..
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I understand your frustration, but there really was no need to scowl and snap at him. People deserve some courtesy.
I feel obligated to click YDI just because you replied so rudely. I completely understand where you're coming from when asked to help carry his drinks, but there's no need to snap at the poor guy.