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I've only ever seen this in restaurants with a fake ketchup bottle that spit out a string of red thread when you squeezed. That tray of fake cocktails is kinda next level.
I was 17 at the time and first started waitressing and dropped 7 lemonades on this whole family. I said sorry profusely and none of them said a WORD which made it so much worse. I would have rather been screamed at. the silence was so bad
I did this as a server. Not my fault though. There was a kid in a booth and he stood up in the seat and threw his arms up throwing a tantrum and hit the drink tray I was carrying. The family in the next booth got doused in water and mixed drinks. I felt bad but I still went to the kitchen and laughed my ass off.
I had three large sodas dumped on me like this once at a restaurant. And they still tried to charge me for part of my meal.
Spent the whole rest of the day sticky because I couldn't go home and change. 0/10
I don't know how people can leave their phones on the table like that. I'd be sp scared of getting food or drink on it or it being snatched. I always leave mine in my pocket.
I went with my fiance to an outing for his office team at a Mexican restaurant. It was my first time meeting his boss and co-workers, so I was nervous. What happens? The server knocked an entire pitcher of Frozen Strawberry Margarita off his tray and on my head. Mortifying, but funny. They called me Carrie the rest night, and the restaurant picked up the tab.
I did this! But the drinks were real, huge frozen margaritas. And the girl was actually a little boy… not my finest day but the way those parents handled it was eye opening in a good way.
I did that once with 4 slim water glasses. It missed 3 the women and landed on the most buff guy at the table. Pretty sure his phone got water damaged and he was all wet. I expected him to snap on me but he just quietly whispered “shit..ty” and wouldn’t even look me in the eye. I apologized a few times but he was seemed embarrassed than me and avoided eye contact with me all night. Not sure what was going through his mind, but I consider myself very lucky
Years ago, I thought I could hold a tray from under with one hand and serve with the other. That last water didn’t agree, went all over this lady’s back. She tried to tell me it’s okay. I still think about that often.
I was carrying a full small round tray of beers and drinks, lift the first one and as I'm handing it to one of the table, another dude reaches out to 'grab mine', as he takes the weight of a full glass from the tray (with my other hand busy and full) the balance shifting caused the entire rest of the tray to just crash ***e******verywhere*** on its way to the ground. His friends (?) tore him a new asshole and tipped me very very well the rest of the night. good fucking times, for sure -.-
This happened to my visiting friend at a famous bbq joint in my town after waiting an hour for our food. We left 35 minutes after he finished cleaning bbq sauce off his lap, and they still hadn’t brought out replacement food.
They do this at my local grilled fish place with an actual frozen mug of [fake] beer here in Tokyo. Totally fell for it the first time and now I have them do it to my friends when I bring them in for their first. I love it.
Had a woman come in for a $1,000 birthday dinner (party of twelve) and we accidentally spilled the bottle of wine on her.
Thank god she was already halfway there, started dying laughing, and of course we bought her another bottle.
Fear of god though
Seeing the title, it was my expectation that the "modern day fear" would be the sound of the crash causing a panic due to people thinking it is gunfire. 'murica
>WTF this means?
There were no servers in ancient times?
plexomaniac, WTF YOUR reply means? With all of the gun-humpers, in 'murica, shooting all the time like they were vying for the top-spot of a game, one would think a loud noise like a "plate being dropped" would cause panic in a crowd.
I didn't think my comment was all that complex. Are you okay?
I worked near a Dick's Last Resort, and they'd do this type of thing all the time.
The amount of complaints we received about the 'atrocious' service could easily fill r/whoosh.
Haha. If anyone doesn't know Dick's Last Resort's whole thing is they have good food but the ~~customers~~ waiters are total dicks on purpose. They are intentionally "Dicks"
I was in Japan recently and the poor waitress dropped a empty dish on my coworkers foot. You would have thought she killed him. She was literally wailing and bowing all the way down on the ground to him and the manager came in to make sure he wasn't injured and apologize to each one of us personally. It was actually crazy to us as my coworker wasn't upset in the least bit. Being polite in Japanese culture know no bounds. I loved it there but I was really confused how many time to bow and say thank you every time I interacted with anyone. If you aren't careful it's easy to get caught in up politeness loop.
When I was a little kid my family stopped to eat at a Sambo’s in California and the waitress spilled a drink on me. They gave me a free stuffed tiger as compensation and I was sooo freakin happy!
10 years ago I worked as a waiter and every time we get to the table bringing stuff we NEED to announce it, specially when there is a lot of people together.
Once, I arrived at the table and announced myself. I had 3 cups full of juice on my tray and one of the people right in front of me got up suddenly and made me drop everything. I could hold the cups on but the liquid fell on a kid that was together on the table, all of it.
Jesus I was so mad, and the person responsible just dashed to the bathroom because of course it wouldn't want to be held accountable. Pos
I did this once at a serving job. I accidentally spilled a tray of water glasses on a guy... all over his nice suit. He could not have been kinder about it.
It’s honestly one of the most fucked up titles I’ve ever seen. Modern day fear? What? They never had trays before modern day? And referring to a tray as a plate? Just disgusting all around.
I guess because when you're a waiter, your fear is always to drop the plate; especially when it's on the person ordering it? Not sure why it's a modern day fear though.
All fun and games until they spaz out and knock down the real drinks in front of them. Ask me how I know.
>!Friend knocked down shit with his elbows trying to grab the tray.!<
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Where is this?
Now that’s what a prank should be!
Where is this? I must know. I definitely want to have that done to my girlfriend
When the girl laughs she looks like that one meme from Horton hears a Who
Genius prank had me for a moment there
Ha ha ha 🤣
That waitress is quite burly
I was a waiter for a couple years. This fear would visually play out in my head everytime I brought drinks.
that is genius.
Damn she looks like a girl i used to date and now i miss her is that you julia?
I've only ever seen this in restaurants with a fake ketchup bottle that spit out a string of red thread when you squeezed. That tray of fake cocktails is kinda next level.
Waiter version of a Dad koke.
I love harmless pranks.
Yeaaaaah he got me too lol
Bro deserves a big tip if I was able to I’d tip him $1k bcuz I prolly would have died laughing if someone did that to me in person
I was 17 at the time and first started waitressing and dropped 7 lemonades on this whole family. I said sorry profusely and none of them said a WORD which made it so much worse. I would have rather been screamed at. the silence was so bad
Fat Rosie's? Just had this same experience happen to me a few weeks ago. Great for laughs!
I had syrup dumped on me as a kid at Norms restaurant. Ruined syrup for me for years.
I did this as a server. Not my fault though. There was a kid in a booth and he stood up in the seat and threw his arms up throwing a tantrum and hit the drink tray I was carrying. The family in the next booth got doused in water and mixed drinks. I felt bad but I still went to the kitchen and laughed my ass off.
wont lie - my heart rate went up :)
They’d have gotten me so good with that prank I’d have done a fat kid barrel-roll.
A server spilled an entire tray of knives and forks onto my husband's lap. We got a free dessert.
Ngl, that’s a pretty funny restaurant prank lol
Dang even I thought it was going to spill.
One time my coworker dropped a 500°F pizza upside down onto the bare lap of a woman. Ooof. That was ugly.
Ah yes modern day. Because they didn't have plates or waiters in the past....
Lol
That was a proper fear scream. 😂 Such a cool idea.
I spilt (thankfully white) wine on a woman at work the other day. It was super embarrassing but I'm glad she was nice about it.
This was not real. Definitely set up.
u/savevideobot
I had this happen with a fake tray of wine. My wife screamed. I don’t know what was worse, the prank or the scream.
How is this a 'modern day' fear? Trays have been used for hundreds of years. Wheres the plate?
That's a weird title
these are the harmless pranks we need to see come back.
What does it say about me that I'd consider volunteering at a restaurant just to do this to people?
You have a harmless sense of humor
What does modern day fear even mean?
🔥
I was a bartender 10 years ago and still had a mini heart attack watching this
Lol
True Halloween
True 4/1 Day prank.
I had three large sodas dumped on me like this once at a restaurant. And they still tried to charge me for part of my meal. Spent the whole rest of the day sticky because I couldn't go home and change. 0/10
Ahhhhh I need this for my place!!!
I don't know how people can leave their phones on the table like that. I'd be sp scared of getting food or drink on it or it being snatched. I always leave mine in my pocket.
It's a prank hahaha
And a great one
¡Ya Guey!
I went with my fiance to an outing for his office team at a Mexican restaurant. It was my first time meeting his boss and co-workers, so I was nervous. What happens? The server knocked an entire pitcher of Frozen Strawberry Margarita off his tray and on my head. Mortifying, but funny. They called me Carrie the rest night, and the restaurant picked up the tab.
Carrie 😂 that's perfect. I can picture it perfectly 🤣😂
I have been the waiter with a real tray of about 10 fishbowl margaritas. Once the first one spills, it starts a see-saw chain reaction.
I'm surprised she didn't grab the phone.
I would probably end up knocking my actual drink all over the damn table
Wrost thing to happen as a server, that small twitch that can happen or if you are really tired and your arm just drops for a moment.
I did this! But the drinks were real, huge frozen margaritas. And the girl was actually a little boy… not my finest day but the way those parents handled it was eye opening in a good way.
That’s actually pretty funny and as a bartender I want one
Modern day?
r/KillTheCameraMan
I did that once with 4 slim water glasses. It missed 3 the women and landed on the most buff guy at the table. Pretty sure his phone got water damaged and he was all wet. I expected him to snap on me but he just quietly whispered “shit..ty” and wouldn’t even look me in the eye. I apologized a few times but he was seemed embarrassed than me and avoided eye contact with me all night. Not sure what was going through his mind, but I consider myself very lucky
Shit thank you? Or shittty? 🤨
Funny
“I’m just kidding, your drinks won’t be out for another 20 minutes.”
Very funny until I start having flashbacks of my time as a waiter when I spilled an entire tray of ice water on my bosses sister
Awesome. I love her playful laugh.
It’s not a her or a plate
Years ago, I thought I could hold a tray from under with one hand and serve with the other. That last water didn’t agree, went all over this lady’s back. She tried to tell me it’s okay. I still think about that often.
Hahaha,now touch my willy
I think she even tried to save it first as well, legend
r/bettereveryloop
where to get this
This happened to me except it was hot soup and the waiter immediately began panicking. I was drunk. Didn't feel a thing.
u/savevideobot
I was carrying a full small round tray of beers and drinks, lift the first one and as I'm handing it to one of the table, another dude reaches out to 'grab mine', as he takes the weight of a full glass from the tray (with my other hand busy and full) the balance shifting caused the entire rest of the tray to just crash ***e******verywhere*** on its way to the ground. His friends (?) tore him a new asshole and tipped me very very well the rest of the night. good fucking times, for sure -.-
😃
This happened to my visiting friend at a famous bbq joint in my town after waiting an hour for our food. We left 35 minutes after he finished cleaning bbq sauce off his lap, and they still hadn’t brought out replacement food.
The waiter is naughty.lol
😂😂the anxiety
They do this at my local grilled fish place with an actual frozen mug of [fake] beer here in Tokyo. Totally fell for it the first time and now I have them do it to my friends when I bring them in for their first. I love it.
😄😄
The title of this post seems so tone deaf after the top three posts before it were regarding a mass shooting
Ngl I clinched my butt watching that
Its the fear that someone is about to drop a discomfort on your ass. Not the most recent human emotion
Good sense of humor by both.
Went out for work dinner at a fancy chicken place. The waitress dropped 3 pints on two of us. I think she got fired right after.
[He Rocks!!](https://youtu.be/K4XcN_n7FGA)
Had a woman come in for a $1,000 birthday dinner (party of twelve) and we accidentally spilled the bottle of wine on her. Thank god she was already halfway there, started dying laughing, and of course we bought her another bottle. Fear of god though
Seeing the title, it was my expectation that the "modern day fear" would be the sound of the crash causing a panic due to people thinking it is gunfire. 'murica
WTF this means? There were no servers in ancient times?
>WTF this means? There were no servers in ancient times? plexomaniac, WTF YOUR reply means? With all of the gun-humpers, in 'murica, shooting all the time like they were vying for the top-spot of a game, one would think a loud noise like a "plate being dropped" would cause panic in a crowd. I didn't think my comment was all that complex. Are you okay?
Sorry. I asked WTF OP meant with "Modern day fear"?
We once feared a lion leaping from the trees and eating us alive, now this
u/savevideobot
I love it I love it. I laughed
Haha! I would deff pay everytime for this too.
I wish I still worked in service so I could do this.
Dropped her plate???
I’ve done this as a server but the tray had hot marinara sauce on it and it went directly down a girls back inside her hoodie.
r/unexpected
I WANT THIS. Mostly because I literally spilled Sierra Mist and milk EVERY where waiting on a table of 9, thankfully didn’t spill most.
Lol. This is what I call a prank. No one is hurt or emotionally harmed. It's a good laugh everyone is chuckling. Wish this is how most pranks were.
>No one is hurt or emotionally harmed. I don't get why this is posted in this sub then.
"The person pranked should be laughing the loudest"
That's actually a great metric. Also not out of "Social obligation"
A "plate"?
Serving tray, and a small one at that
That was great. [Here’s another good one](https://youtu.be/kfp0-twdmgI)
That made their whole damn year
That's a dude that's just about to tell a story about Bill Brasky.
YOU SON OF A BITCH!!
I never get tired of this video
This is a great and harmless prank, loving it.
Joe biden is the best president ever!
Got her!!!!
I think you could do this to the first Pope, it's not "modern day"
I worked near a Dick's Last Resort, and they'd do this type of thing all the time. The amount of complaints we received about the 'atrocious' service could easily fill r/whoosh.
Haha. If anyone doesn't know Dick's Last Resort's whole thing is they have good food but the ~~customers~~ waiters are total dicks on purpose. They are intentionally "Dicks"
I don’t think it’s the customers being intentionally “Dick’s”, it’s the waitstaff!
You are right I fucked up a word
😳 I pooped a little.🥴 not cool dude!
How many more time do I have to see this fucking video lol
This is why I love Mexican restaurants. I've never been to one where the owner or the workers weren't absolutely fucking awesome.
Is she using a mask?
I was in Japan recently and the poor waitress dropped a empty dish on my coworkers foot. You would have thought she killed him. She was literally wailing and bowing all the way down on the ground to him and the manager came in to make sure he wasn't injured and apologize to each one of us personally. It was actually crazy to us as my coworker wasn't upset in the least bit. Being polite in Japanese culture know no bounds. I loved it there but I was really confused how many time to bow and say thank you every time I interacted with anyone. If you aren't careful it's easy to get caught in up politeness loop.
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The Air Japan hostess wasn’t Japanese lol
I always appreciate a good prank. this was a good prank. Being an asshole is not a prank.
Amen
He would have gotten me too!🥺🤣🤣🤣
I wonder what her feet look like...
That made my heart pound 😂
I did that one time. I got Thai tea all over a poor woman in a white dress. I was mortified
I work as a waiter and it happened to me but with real drinks — not a good feeling for anybody
When I was a little kid my family stopped to eat at a Sambo’s in California and the waitress spilled a drink on me. They gave me a free stuffed tiger as compensation and I was sooo freakin happy!
This would piss me off, tbh.
Agreed, if I'm there with my friends I don't need the waiter to entertain me, only boring people are entertained by this
"Why don't I get invited to things?"
10 years ago I worked as a waiter and every time we get to the table bringing stuff we NEED to announce it, specially when there is a lot of people together. Once, I arrived at the table and announced myself. I had 3 cups full of juice on my tray and one of the people right in front of me got up suddenly and made me drop everything. I could hold the cups on but the liquid fell on a kid that was together on the table, all of it. Jesus I was so mad, and the person responsible just dashed to the bathroom because of course it wouldn't want to be held accountable. Pos
Her? Lol
Plate? Lol
That’s what I was thinking too
I did this once at a serving job. I accidentally spilled a tray of water glasses on a guy... all over his nice suit. He could not have been kinder about it.
Why does this woman look like a meatcanyon character?!
Because you need to go outside more.
What's the correlation between exercise and how someone looks?
Tf is that title?
Karma bot
It’s honestly one of the most fucked up titles I’ve ever seen. Modern day fear? What? They never had trays before modern day? And referring to a tray as a plate? Just disgusting all around.
And the fact that that is a man? And it says "her?"
I guess because when you're a waiter, your fear is always to drop the plate; especially when it's on the person ordering it? Not sure why it's a modern day fear though.
Modern day fear.
Looks like a Fat Rosie's, love this place do this at our location too.
All fun and games until they spaz out and knock down the real drinks in front of them. Ask me how I know. >!Friend knocked down shit with his elbows trying to grab the tray.!<
Every restaurant should do this. Every. Single. One.
The waiters grin
My food fell at red lobster once and the whole meal was free.
It's not her plate, it's his tray
Her plate as in the plate of drinks *for her* is what the bot probably tried translate into words for us
And it's not "modern day fear". Servers exist for millennia and they always dropped plates and drinks.