By Hutchie931 - 30/07/2016 23:24 - United Kingdom - Dudley
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Hi to continue after that fiasco the waiter was very apologetic and so was the owner and I got 15% of my bill and got recommended a Dry Cleaners that specialised in "accidental" stains so not all bad :)
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After that did they give you a free dry clean?
And a free meal.
But with a different waiter
That waiter should consider a different profession. Preferably one that doesn't involve carrying anything.
Perhaps one that doesn't involve physical motion of any kind.
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Show it anywayIn the UK the waiter can not be sacked for that. Unless they are a repeat offender for it or it can be proven it was done with malice. Worst case for the waiter is they will get told off and given a warning.
I don't see why this should get him fired. The waiter could've just been having a bad night or was tired
The restaurant SHOULD have offered to clean or replace your clothing. If they didn't then they be scummy.
Sounds like a sticky situation
His life sucks worse. ******* up like that as a server is mortifying and ruins your source of income.
But it was his fault that he dropped the food
Good, he seems like a terrible waiter. I understand spilling dessert once, but then the wine? He needs a different job.
dam . just hope half of the idots here get food dropped on them, people who serve food are not to blame accidents happen. guess tjats why this world is whede it is. full of idiots and disregarded shitthat thinks their better than others.
On the bright side, now you have a new pair of tie dye pants instead.
Chocolate and red.
It sounds like he may have tasted it or something else with alcohol in it. Or is just pretty klutzy.
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That waiter should consider a different profession. Preferably one that doesn't involve carrying anything.
After that did they give you a free dry clean?