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Serious question, why do people think they can just walk behind the counter?
I mean, I work at a coffee shop downtown and it happens at least twice a week. Someone will lean over, or just push the little gate open, to grab a straw or a napkin. Idk, maybe it's just me but that's not okay. It's a safety thing and a hygiene thing. I had a guy last month reach right over my shoulder while I was steaming milk, and he almost got burned. When I said something, he just shrugged and said 'I was in a hurry.' That's not how this works. Your rush doesn't mean you get to invade my workspace. Has anyone else had to put up a sign or something to stop this?
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danielmason6mo ago
That sense of entitlement is wild, isn't it? I saw a customer walk straight into a restaurant kitchen once to complain about his food. The line cooks just stared at him like he had two heads. Some folks really don't see boundaries.
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tarar276mo ago
I mean, maybe the food was really that bad though. Idk if it's always entitlement.
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sageross6mo ago
What planet are these people on? It's not just kitchens, either. I've seen someone reach over a deli counter to grab a different loaf of bread. Or try to walk into the stock room at a store because they "just wanted to look." There's a line, and it's the door or the counter. Crossing it should get you escorted out, no questions asked.
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