Someone tries to scam a free meal... Why is this a BBC news article, who cares. What am I missing?
this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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I dont know why this is news. Who cares?
I feel like its someone who just saw it on a tv show.
Common practice here in the US. I was a manager at a restaurant and a woman with very blonde hair said there was a hair in her food. I assured her that every person who handled her food had black hair (all kitchen staff were black that day and so was her server) so it must be hers. She fought me so I had no choice per company policy to comp her food. So dumb.
Should check security cameras
Unethical life hack? Or ethical life hack?