Notice Asks To Report Any Server Or Bartender On Phone To A Manager To Get 25% Off The bill, Internet Divided
In the digital age, where smartphones are practically extensions of our hands, a simple notice in a restaurant has sparked a heated online debate.
Notice asks customers to report bartenders or servers using phone at work
A Reddit post went viral after sharing a photo of a notice in a restaurant urging customers to report any server or bartender using a phone during work hours to a manager. In return, the customer would receive a generous 25% discount off their bill.?
Internet raised concerns about potential abuse and the impact on restaurant staff.The notice quickly gained traction on social media platforms.?
Many users expressed support for the policy, arguing that it promotes better customer service and ensures staff members remain attentive to diners' needs.?
The notice drew a lot of criticism on the internet
The announcement drew criticism from skeptics who questioned its feasibility and potential for abuse. One Reddit user pointed out, "What's to stop customers from making false accusations just to get a discount? It seems like it could create a hostile work environment and undermine trust between staff and management."?
Others voiced concerns about the privacy implications of encouraging patrons to monitor and report on the behavior of restaurant employees.Amidst the debate, some users took a more light-hearted approach, suggesting ways to exploit the system for personal gain. One user humorously remarked, "I'd walk around on my phone and make that owner/manager lose so much money that day. Then I'd quit."?
Many people suggested hilarious ways to get back to the management?
Another suggested a strategy where servers deliberately flaunt their phones to trigger multiple discounts, potentially leading to significant losses for the restaurant.?
Furthermore, a clever suggestion emerged proposing a strategy for servers to exploit the policy to their advantage. The idea involved openly using phones in front of customers, announcing the discount offer, and rotating the responsibility among staff members to ensure widespread participation.
As the discussion continues to unfold online, it highlights broader questions about workplace policies, customer engagement, and the evolving dynamics between businesses and their patrons.?
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