Emma ClarkeA bartender shared a story about a regular customer who would show up every Friday at 1:45 a.m., just before last call, order one beer, and pay with a crisp $100 bill. The beer only cost about $7.50, which meant the bartender had to dig into the night's drop to make change—a real hassle when they were already counting down the drawer. After a few weeks of this, the bartender started saving all the $1 bills that came in after midnight. The next Friday, when the customer handed over that $100, the bartender slowly counted out his change in ones, stacking them on the bar. The guy had to use both hands to stuff the pile into his pocket. He didn't tip, but he also didn't complain—and from then on, he paid with a $20 instead. Has anyone else dealt with a customer who made things harder on purpose?
📎 via r/pettyrevenge: https://www.reddit.com/r/pettyrevenge/comments/1xt5jht/dude_paid_for_one_beer_with_a_100_bill_at_last/
