What's This Pineapple Soaked In? Taste Test

[@tammywagner762]

As a waitress, the only time I ever sit with a table is when I've been specifically asked to do so. Some people are lonely, others want to check on you. For clarity I also live and work in a small town where most people know each other

[@pvic6959]

how do people ask? is it straight up "please sit with me"? but yeah small town makes sooo much more sense. in a big city like LA, no one has time for that and it would be awkward. but in a small town, soon everyone is an acquaintance so its not awkward

[@tammywagner762]

@@pvic6959 typically they will pat the seat or gesture to the table, I had one guy that just wanted company because he was lonely and another that was a couple that had seen me in pain and offered to help by sending me to their dentist and saving me from a very bad infection. It all depends on the customers to be honest

[@bobbib5779]

totally agree i was gonna say i dont mind if they sit down and talk specially if they are honest like you ask hows the steak and you get a real response, instead "everything here is wonderful" speech

[@pvic6959]

@@tammywagner762 thats really nice of you! I was just wondering because i would not have the boldness required to actually talk to a waiter lol

[@Amghannam]

Why would a waiter sit at your table? Seems very odd and weird.

[@joannadalldorf5277]

There is a large correlation between waiters who sit at the table and people who give impromptu shoulder massages

[@zenband1t]

they’ve talked about they used to have a friend that did impromptu shoulder massages all the time😭 i wish i could remember the episode

[@jesshigginbottom3866]

ABSOLUTELY 😂

[@tipshaxx_for_you]

You know...I never made this connection and now I can't stop making this connection

[@xDangerKittyx]

The OH NO Venn Diagram.

[@Definitely_Not_Sheev_Palpatine]

Yeah, that Venn diagram is pretty much just one circle.

[@Capricious_Hermit]

Before this episode I never in my life heard of a waiter sitting at the table with you. I had no idea that was a thing.

[@Reznic007]

When I was younger we used to go to this one nicer pizza place and my parents knew like all the waiters/waitresses and there were at least a couple that used to sit and chill with us just to chat. I never gave it a second thought lol

[@peace600]

It happens at the pizza parlor I work at

[@chef_smokes]

Happens where I'm working at

[@giliganisle]

thank god I wasnt the only one

[@klarastern5597]

same

[@resplendentreveries]

Trevor's increasingly panicked "yes sir" as they told him to buy the coloring book was so funny. Also, sorry Link, but the minute you propped the coloring book up I was like 'I give it thirty seconds before he knocks it down and screams.'

[@michaelpadia9065]

They could have just given him that one! Lol That's what made it even funnier to me

[@vineetrkatti234]

I read this at exactly the same time as I saw it in the video.

[@pbrownie4]

Thank you I was coming here to comment this bc I was cackling so hard it's such a funny bit on both their sides and the humor is so dry

[@samorzechowski7886]

@@michaelpadia9065 iooo

[@Tongys]

Alternative Title - "Rhett and Link talk about waiters sitting at the booth with customers"

[@taushaa9179]

My big take away from this week is that Link has an 18 year old 🤯

[@lekiscool]

Brings up item without barcode. “So is this free?!?!” I heard that as a retail person on average 15 times a week.

[@TheWarlock42]

Can confirm

[@Xw3dn3sd4yX]

I instinctively rolled my eyes just reading this. And part 2 of it: the almost angry awkward silence while waiting for a co-worker to find the item on the floor.

[@jannashepherd]

Ever since I worked in retail, if I pick up something to buy that doesn’t have a tag I always grab another with a tag they are able to scan so they don’t have to do a price check.

[@sidneyrose6]

Omg yes or when it won’t scan🙄

[@Twisted_Rose96]

Yup and the person saying it always looks so smug and then you're just like haha very funny NO

[@nerdyluma]

The fact that Rhett said “I’m not going to say if it was my dad or Jessi’s.” Tells you that it was Jessi’s Dad.

[@IffySquishy]

My same immediate reaction after he said that lol

[@ofeliareyes9567]

wait whennn ?

[@nataliesparkles561]

@@ofeliareyes9567 8:48

[@ofeliareyes9567]

@@nataliesparkles561 but when does he say its jessies dad ?

[@nataliesparkles561]

@@ofeliareyes9567 oh he doesn’t haha the commenter was saying that Rhett said that, which led them to assume it was Jessie’s dad because if it was rhett’s dad he would probably just say it was his own dad.

[@savannaerin4085]

Link screaming as if he had just spilled something all over the place when he knocks over the coloring book is PRICELESS 😂😂😂😂😂 and then he quickly apologizes to Rhett Bc he quite rudely interrupted him😆😭

[@kasuScene]

The chaos 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Lyra531]

Every time my great grandma drove by a cemetery she would say, in a serious tone: "People are just dying to get in there"

[@Efmims]

Link having a hecking crisis because lily turned 18 last month 😂

[@billiebossanova8095]

But like it’s so weird I remember when she was like 7 or something when she was little 🥲🥲 they grow up too fast 🙈

[@mikeeaston4431]

"Hecking" 🤣

[@klarastern5597]

understandable...

[@GraveyardRomance]

SHE WHAT

[@GraveyardRomance]

I feel SO OLD now

[@swengib914]

Josh is Trevor's father: Confirmed

[@pamelaellis2706]

I didn't know I just started watching last year I'm going back to watch all the mythical kitchen where Trevor and Josh are working together

[@aliveandwell3958]

Wait...So it's the same Josh??

[@laurak.2364]

alternate title: rhett and link talk about waiter etiquette for 19 minutes and 49 seconds

[@jessicaanthony6928]

ive been a waitress for 12 plus years and im 27 years old but ive always worked at diners and you just know your regulars when they love having someone to talk to its not always a bad thing. i would never do it for tips, but you get some customers that come alone and just want conversation so coming from small towns and working at diners its sometimes a good thing.

[@jonnystu13]

Link looks like if he was a waiter, he would get personally offended if the table sent the food back.

[@andreamartinez27]

I hope this ends up on the “who you talking about” card 😂

[@Hybred]

He does

[@andrewhavard6769]

Had one of those

[@Onyxiate]

Man, I remember when “Ass” was censored in the show and that one time that Link hit Rhett for saying “a bad word”. Now they’re both telling cows to wipe their asses at the behest of Trevor. Oh, how the times have changed...

[@AstolfoJ]

I guess thats what happens when you are a dad and your kids grow up. You can finally losen up on the use of bad words

[@mikedoe1737]

Yeah. They moved to California and lost their old-school values. Pity.

[@erykasr1]

@@mikedoe1737 lol!

[@lynbaker7780]

That’s been in the last couple of years! I have been mythical for five years and I remember when they wouldn’t say bad words and double entendres were rare!

[@RikFTK]

I remember it was a big thing when they were on the Lewis & Clark vs Bill & Ted ERB and said 'Dickweeds'. Everybody was like WHAAAT Did Rhett & Link just SWEAR???

[@alanathepenguin7517]

As a waitress I think it’s a little weird to sit down with the customers however, I have a few regulars and occasionally I’ll sit with them to catch up and if it’s slow I’m the restaurant but typically imma just check on the table and leave it at that

[@erikawthak]

I won’t be happy now until I have a mythical cook book in my hands

[@billiebossanova8095]

Agreed

[@webfox1]

If Josh makes a Mythical cookbook, there will be no measurements. ;)

[@billiebossanova8095]

@@webfox1 true 😂

[@abigailshea783]

Sponsered by Tony Chachere's

[@joanna4655]

@@webfox1, very true. But if Nicole helps, it should! Haha.

[@wheelsareround9003]

i didn’t know waiters sat down like that...every waiter i’ve seen is busting their ass trying to take care of everyone

[@katrinschirmer8018]

I've seen it happen if they know the customer, or if part of the draw of the restaurant is interacting with staff. usually doesn't happen when it's super busy.

[@Jamjamsart]

which is why i say let them sit for a second to take your order. it's not a big deal

[@syndicateleader6396]

We don't do it because it looks unprofessional also. If you need to sit for a minute see if there is a chair or of view of the customers at the waiters station or in the kitchen.

[@EwokPanda]

When I was a kid, I didn't have a lot of friends. I love when a waiter sat down in the booth next to me, because it felt like I actually had a friend.

[@garlicsaucespill9482]

I wouldn’t like it if a random waiter sits real close to my kid, seems odd

[@daggermeister5716]

Aww... that’s so sad. :(

[@garlicsaucespill9482]

@thatguy 00 it’s just a weird thing to do

[@masquinongy4652]

@thatguy 00 With how today’s world is going, I wouldn’t be surprised.

[@gigglesvids3561]

THIS! My mom always hated it and I was like, "friend!" I didn't know that wasn't just me. 😄

[@ingajones722]

As a former server/ bartender... we sit because we are tired and hope you think its because we like you

[@kalilanham6933]

Also true 😂 8+ hours of endless running

[@katrinschirmer8018]

bonus points if a friend happens to be there so that's more likely? lol. if my bartender friend sits down and chats with me for a bit because they are tired, I don't mind.

[@Amghannam]

As a customer, I'd feel very awkward if a waiter sat next to me. Like wtf, why are you sitting next to me? And be sure I'd never come back to that place due to awkward behaviour from waiters. Never seen it or heard about it. Maybe it's only a US thing?

[@ppcaprisun]

@@Amghannam I don't think it's a US thing, I think it just depends on the waiter and the restaurant. I've lived in the US all my life and that's only happened to me like twice.

[@cormortemmus4686]

as a welder i have to stand the whole day except for 2 brakes

[@alexislinehan9561]

The only times that I’ve ever sat at tables with customers are when friends/family come in. There have also been times where a customer has asked me to have a seat with them and chat. Of course I’d do it if I wasn’t busy. Some people just want conversation, and I can provide that if I have the time

[@gabriele8246]

My dad's go to joke is when they ask if we need anything else, he says a winning lottery ticket. Every single time. 🙄😂

[@gabriellas_fan]

Mine says, “a shoebox full of hundred dollar bills” 😂

[@curlycurl8326]

😂 how cute!

[@klarastern5597]

😂

[@meh457]

"a million dollars"

[@lorenee8902]

My dad said a million dollars

[@MaD707MaN]

14:14 There's that kiss you guys have all been waiting for...

[@lisao7600]

😂😂

[@Kazza_8240]

👏🏻🤣 brilliant

[@johnsloan4987]

As a previous server you have to read the table. You can tell after a bit of interaction if it’s cool.it’s not difficult to understand how they want to interact as you chat with em.

[@noiz1762]

Reading customers is a big part of customer service yeah

[@meganlutz3576]

I had a coworker at a restaurant who would do this at just about every table and if they had kids he would tell them riddles and sit with them while they tried to solve them. He was also the guy that was doing drugs in the bathroom. The juxtaposition of his behaviors was insane.

[@stuartnickolas503]

Super weird. Sitting with kids is too much the drugs explains why he felt ok with that.

[@xiomaradickson9865]

I think it’s always the guy doing drugs in the bathroom that does this 🤣. Seems on par with all the restaurants I worked at

[@KrystyneY]

I never had a server sit at the table with us! I would be startled and stare at them.

[@Amghannam]

I'd leave that place and never come back lol

[@claytonpetersen2905]

i used to be a waiter. So to mess with waiters I am always friendly with them and then still give good tips. The look on the waiter's face is priceless.

[@rshopiro]

I had no idea this was a thing. I used to work retail and am super nice to retail workers/restaurant staff and always tip ~20%

[@andien8760]

@@rshopiro Same, I just figured that's common decency. I didn't realize waiters get suspicious when you're friendly to them. lol

[@Awesomefulninja]

@@andien8760 same! I'm super friendly and sweet (because that's just my nature), and I always clean the table and stack the dishes toward the outside of the table so they're easy to grab. I can't leave with a mess still there or it bugs me dearly. I always tip at least 20-25%, sometimes more. It's a hard job. I just want to make their life a little easier, especially since I know some customers are the complete opposite of me.

[@ChicagoRatHole]

this is just poverty wage solidarity. most people don't realize that the overwhelming majority of front of house/hospitality staff make $2.14/hr.

[@NicESpurling]

When you’re in a book and can’t even get a free copy of it. My thoughts ate with you, Trevor.

[@ycart3285]

Maybe I'm an anomaly, but I loved the dads and granddads who made those silly cheesy jokes when I served them. Men like that are usually pretty wholesome😊

[@lorenee8902]

Maybe I do believe in a lil wholesome fun but in my experience maybe it’s just where I’m from but most dads who make those jokes are usually abusive or hypocritical or judgmental to their kids

[@justsomeguywithamustache4483]

As a Liverpool Football Club fan, the More fan intro this morning warmed my heart. Good omens for the United match later? I think so.

[@ilovemalechickens]

Yay football yay

[@longfellow7271]

Yay! Mustache! Yay!

[@orsonmoniz]

Yeah, youre gonna need as much good luck as possible :P

[@unclemetal8774]

Good luck Liverpool!

[@wordsinahandle]

I hope we win. Salah winning goal?

[@martinaandersson8352]

Please do a Mythical Kitchen cook book!!!! I would totally buy that. Imagine how cool it would be to be able to recreate something from the show, you've always wanted to try.

[@kaceylinn1547]

Link is so baffled by Josh's steak saying 😂

[@jordanmiller5088]

That was trevor

[@kaceylinn1547]

No. It was Trevor's story about his dad Josh.

[@nicolep2875]

Link yelling "EW...YOUR DADS GROSS" always gets me

[@kylemcope1]

Am I the only one who would be interested in a GMMore episode using the coloring books? Maybe comparing Crayons, Coloring Pencils, and Markers...Or cast coloring contest?

[@smooshpopper2]

Every time we’d go to Outback Steakhouse, there was always a waiter that would squat down to talk to us, it’s so weird

[@kittybobblehead]

I had a boss who would squat against the wall in my office. I don't think he was ever a waiter but he was big into playing baseball. Not exactly related I know but the comment reminded me because my boss doing that was weird.

[@wakeupitskelsey]

Same with olive garden

[@sierrab309]

THATS THE ONLY TIME IVE EVER HAD SOMEONE SIT

[@TrashyBiker]

Their probably tired and dont get to sit weirdo

[@amandaelainewinn]

Wait, that actually happens? I've never heard of a server sitting down at the table with their customers, that's so bizarre to me. What kind of person would not find that intrusive? :o

[@petertrast]

Lots of us appreciate it. It may be a small town thing.

[@khylee72]

At an old school, southern breakfast place, or something, where the server is a woman that calls you "sweetie" or "honey" then I'm totally ok with the sitting next to you. It's just a "familiar" type thing, and it works. Otherwise, probably not for the server sitting next to you.

[@emilycowles9904]

A common dessert in southern Peru is pineapple coated in cake batter and deep fried 😋

[@Whtever5evr]

I worked at an Italian restaurant as well. For six years I made pizzas then while they were cooking I’d take tables. Covered in flour from head to toe. 🤣

[@f.lyondewall9705]

And I bet you made good tips, covered in flour makes you seem like a hard worker pulling multiple jobs. It's funny, how mental ques work on ppl.

[@johnplaysgames3120]

I had a waiter who not only sat at the table, they swung the chair around to sit in it backwards and said, "Mind if I pop a squat?" That's the nope trifecta.

[@pbrownie4]

Oh my god hahahaha

[@longfellow7271]

From now on. Any time I go to a sit down place, and the host/hostess asks how many. For example: " seating for 4?" I'm gonna say.. " oh. Will you not be joining us?"

[@haranobara]

Josh and Nicole are literally Trevor's parents confirmed.

[@thebigragu9952]

Every time I go to dinner either my father he tells the same joke. Whenever the waiter asks if he’d like a second drink he says “Yeah one gives me a headache.” Every time without fail.

[@Jessicamarlana1999]

As a Starbies employee, we “have” to table touch and that’s like where you go up and basically have a full-fledged conversation with your customers and we do it because we like it, we actually enjoy talking to you guys especially if your regular and we know like about your family or kids or your work or whatever. I have a table of older regulars Frank, Patty and, Tony. All retired and I love hearing about their daily plans and their grandkids and kids! They’re definitely my on of my fav set of regulars!!

[@criskiss500]

this episode was WAY MORE interesting than the "main" one

[@Beachhopper]

I remember thinking, "I have a daughter who's 18!". Now she's 36. Imagine my dad's surprise to learn HIS daughter is 56! Hahahaha! He was so shocked, I thought I might be wrong and had to quickly do the math. Sadly, I was right, and he just thinks I stopped getting older somewhere in my 30s. LOL

[@pedrorana7]

No one confirmed what was in the last pineapple and knowing that is gonna haunt me.

[@JordzXD]

They got it right

[@aSinisterKiid]

it was tomato sauce

[@luvfitall]

Yall should do more "who does this" and we the people on Twitter get to vote on who we think "does this or that" Similar to the intro! Love yall!

[@Druidika13]

I've been a waiter for a few years here in the UK, and we only really sit with people if they seem ok with it. I would usually ask if they mind if I do, and the guests I served were usually really cool with it. It's really about a judgement of character, and I guess here in the UK people seem to like it especially the crouching down so that you're not speaking down to them.

[@thehufflepuffhermione]

It feels weird to me that Link has an 18-year-old kid and is only 42, and I'm 25 and my dad is turning 60. That means Link had Lily when he was younger than I am now.

[@SmokeyTheBandit]

Which is and always has been quite common.

[@julievedros6307]

Applebee’s was the first place to come to my mind when thinking of a waiter sitting down at your table and talking

[@kaylarose1665]

Exactly! I’ve seen it happen a lot at applebees. I wonder if it’s something the company encourages the serves to do

[@jessicamcgraw2791]

I worked at a bbq restaurant for 16yrs. I would always sit at the table with "regulars", especially when invited, and I'd also squat at the head of a booth when taking orders. Apparently, Rhett would've stiffed me if I ever waited on him.

[@robhaas1903]

As he should.

[@AMiniki]

I like when Link says something and immediately makes a face or something that betrays that not even he himself understands why he said that 😅

[@alexstearley1577]

Not a waiter but I've had waiters who have sat down at the table and I liked it better than the alternative. It feels like they are taking a break almost while asking what you want and as a former waiter I can appreciate that.

[@neversaygoodbye4]

My dad has been saying for AT LEAST 27 years, when the waiter asks, “do you need anything else?” “Well my house payment’s due.” Or “how bout a million dollars.” Those are his two go-to’s!! 😹

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

I've been saying things like "Check below my belt" whenever video game characters say "How can l ever repay you?"

[@MejayKuro]

I love these MORE, they're like short podcasts about random stuff but relatable :)

[@KingGameReview]

I have never once ever heard of waitstaff sitting at the table with you.

[@spongebobfreak42]

As someone who hasn’t had a waiter sit at my table, I’m very confused. Why do they sit at the table? To take your order? To chat? IM SO CONFUSED

[@Jamjamsart]

usually when they take your order, and more than likely because they have been on their feet all day and can't ever sit.

[@syndicateleader6396]

It would only be done to chat a bit. Taking your order and other interactions should be done normally standing up. I've never done it myself as I would just stand beside the table and chat or lean on a chair or lean on the side of a booth. It doesn't look professional to sit at a table in my opinion.

[@kas.sie149]

i’m not a waiter or waitress but i can find ONE defense for sitting at the table: if the person is alone and they seem in need of some company!

[@klarastern5597]

:)

[@Shockwave_jon]

“Well it’s josh he’s a gross dad” put that on a T-shirt

[@echoheretic91]

make a colouring cook book honestly a 10/10 idea.

[@BipolarGremlin]

Any retail worker ever: Do you want a receipt? My mum: Nah, it'll only end up on the floor of the car

[@ydoowj]

I had a regular when I worked at McDonald's that would say "no wheels" when I asked if he was ordering dine in or to go. I knew he always ate there, but I liked that he said it.

[@lauracavanaugh7466]

I LOVE Those Progressive Commercials!!!! I think they are some of the funniest commercials ever made!

[@CatsPajamas23]

I enjoy talking with the people at my favorite restaurants. It's usually a pleasure to have them sit down at the table.

[@daisy10lg]

I'm a server and I agree with everything Carney said! 💯💯

[@evao9172]

YESSSS

[@morgantrace776]

I’m a waitress and we have our own staff booth, and often times our regulars will actually come sit with us! Some of them will ask us to sit with them as well; they’re mostly elderly and enjoy the company of someone to talk to :) But I’d never sit with people that didn’t ask

[@michaeltriola3978]

“It’s like a brother and sister...” Me: “Link, no!” Link: “In a band.” Me: “Oh, thank God!”

[@iinspireNP]

I don't think Rhett ever worked or been to a restaurant a lot cause he said everyone lie. Wrong. Some people tell you how they feel about the food but is rare if you always friendly to them.

[@scriptedtildawn3076]

THIS IS PROBABLY THE EARLIEST IVE BEEN TO A VIDEO!!

[@lauradoesart]

Give Trevor a colouring book!

[@vinbuscusC]

I'm in LA and I have never experienced this sit-down thing you speak of. I feel like it's a thing that only happens in old-school movies or in more southern areas of the world.

[@ajk3687]

Its so funny Rhett said Applebee's because the one and only waiter sit down experience I had was at one... He sat down and wanted relationship advice on him and his girlfriends disagreements and fights. 😂

[@Tongys]

I've honestly never had a waiter do that... Is that something that happens often?

[@everythingscomingupmilhous438]

I used to be a Hooters waitress & we were strongly encouraged to sit with diners. It was awkward, but I always welcomed a chance to sit down.

[@jacobpayne1]

The server sat with us at lunch for Mother’s Day, but he’s my old buddy from back in the day, so I don’t think that counts

[@thumbtak123]

I had the "sit down" one time and I liked it. I normally do not get noticed in a way that is good, and being positively noticed like that, makes me feel good.

[@CheeseDud]

I had a boss who loved pickled pineapple from The Pickle Guys in NYC

[@monicalianna3621]

16:31 such a dramatic reaction, Link haha

[@garlicsaucespill9482]

I hope the, “you’re in it, you really should buy one” was a joke.. they could just give him one 😭

[@andrewaczel4949]

When I serve tables, the only time I sit with a table is if it's both slow, and I know the people, that's it

[@kylemarcotte5191]

I use to serve at a mellow mushroom and the only time I’d ever sit with a table is if it were friends or family but the restaurant has to be super slow or empty. Which was almost never. I think those are the only semi acceptable occasions to sit down with the table.

[@jessicadrinnon8277]

Hope yall have a blessed day or night where ever in the world yall are. South ga cordele, ga.

[@fairwindsemptyroads]

I use to live in Tifton! Hey neighbor

[@jessicadrinnon8277]

@@fairwindsemptyroads hey neighbor!!!!!!

[@KR-uz9uk]

I was a server for many years and I always cringed when I would see a coworker sit at a guest’s table to take their order. However, I also had plenty of nights where my feet and back hurt so bad I was tempted to sit, too, but the most I ever did was squat.

[@bradleyriddle2329]

100% of the restaurants I go to, I appreciate a waitress who is friendly. Take a moment to talk. Unless they're really busy. Had 1% of the restaurants that shall be nameless I appreciate a waitress who will sit down and visit

[@tspruell94]

"It's like when they ask, 'Is everything ok?' and everyone just lies." - Coming from someone who has worked almost exclusively in the food industry, this is a hot take 🤣 i wish people would lie more, save me the hassle of getting bitched at constantly

[@tracysmith7605]

As someone who served table for 11 years, I would sit down with tables I felt comfortable with. We are encouraged to build a connection. I worked at the same place for those 11 years, I still have friendships with many of my guests. I haven’t worked there in 5 years. I would sit down with maybe 5% of the tables I served.

[@CheeseBurgerSugar]

But I’m really nice to waiters and I leave great tips! 😊

[@evao9172]

As a server, I appreciate that! Carney was 1000% right though 😅 his comment made my day

[@StefWitAnF]

My dad would always answer the "is there anything else I can get you today?" with..."a wheelbarrow to wheel me outta here" 😅

[@thegreatrontorba1807]

I definitely sat down at my tables when I was a server, but only with my regulars.

[@dylansimmons2676]

As a server. I don’t really sit down at my tables. The only time I do is with regulars that I’ve been serving for a while

[@_juicejames]

As a young dad I always hit the server/cashier with a ‘UNACCEPTABLE’ when they give me my total 😅

[@foxbearchillinbytheriver]

Like Lemongrab?! 😂

[@xpepsimanxcr]

I'd sit at a guests table if I knew them like a friend or a regular that I have a connection with.

[@ldude]

Feedback card additional comments: I absolutely loved how our waiter also sat at our table! 🤣

[@kayjhoselin]

You guys always make my day💗💗💗💗💗

[@HannahBMann]

Debunked...My husband and I are super nice to wait staff and we tip very well.

[@bri10417]

My group of friends and I are usually overly nice but we always leave a good tip. Especially if the person is really awesome. Our one waiter was having a really bad day because another table was being awful to them so once we got the bill we gave them a $120 tip on a $60 bill...

[@Dragondeath422]

My grandma enjoyed when waiters would sit with us at Applebee's, and waiters loved sitting with us because they knew they would get a big tip of they did

[@Rhiawiz]

I used to serve at a Roadhouse steakhouse many years ago and the management asked us to “table sit”. I hated it. I only did it if I got yelled at.