What strange guests have you seen in the restaurant?

When I used to work in a restaurant for the summer, I actually washed the dishes every day. Suddenly, one day a female customer was looking for a toilet everywhere, and she happened to see me washing dishes, and she actually asked me to help her wipe her shoes, and then I replied: "Auntie, I am washing dishes, not for you to clean your shoes" As a result, the woman's face turned black and left.

I once met an old man who liked archaeology, put the finished roast duck bones on a plate into the shape of a human skeleton, and then wept at it, stood up and saluted three more times, and then checked out and left. This wave of operations was so sudden that we didn't understand what it meant, maybe there was some story.

Once working part-time in a five-star hotel, serving food to others, accidentally spilled vegetable soup on an eldest sister is not much, the eldest sister wiped with toilet paper and said: "It's me, just you waiter, if you accidentally spill it on others, you will definitely make you pay, I see that you can't afford to pay me, I won't let you pay, but you have to thank me, I know?" ”

Working in a hotel is actually quite uncomfortable, and those guests are like the emperor. I remember one time they finished eating, and then I cleaned up the table, and then there was a boss who hadn't left, and he saw me closing the table here, and then he handed me a bottle of wine that he hadn't finished drinking, so you can take it. I wanted to take it away, but I was working, where could I put that wine?

I have indeed met a lot of strange guests, some of them actually eat with their hands without holding chopsticks, I think it's so funny.

When I was working as a waiter in a restaurant, it was dawn at six o'clock in the morning, and I opened the door. I saw a person in the distance leading a group of people into the store, and the leader asked for a bowl of Yangchun noodles for everyone. Then the noodles in the store were sold one after another.

Later, I found out that they were a tour group to see the sunrise, and yes, our store was the only breakfast shop at the foot of the mountain.

When I was in college, I worked part-time as a waiter at a restaurant, and I had the impression that there was a customer who was drunk and wanted to drink with him when he saw someone.

Last year, I was working at a barbecue restaurant, and an old man in his 60s asked for more than 100 skewers. When checking out, I counted the sticks twice, but I didn't count them accurately, but on the right hand side of the old man, I saw a bamboo basket he weaved.