I’m a bartender & always out cheating blokes in the sneakiest way – I don’t care, they deserve it
A Charlotte, North Carolina bartender has revealed why it helps to treat your bartender with respect.
She said otherwise, it may come back to you as bad karma.
Explaining her stance in a video she shared online, bartender and new mom Michelle Kimball said: “If you’re gonna go somewhere with your girlfriend all night and then not tip your bartender, don’t bring your wife to the same place a couple of days later.”
To give followers a better picture of what she means, she acted out the scenario in a follow-up post.
Kimball showed that bad karma comes for the man after he brings his wife to the same spot he already brought another woman.
In a vengeful attempt to help the wife decide what drinks she wants, Kimball will say: “Do you like sangria?
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“Because I made the lady he was here with last time a white peach sangria and she really liked it.”
If things go as planned, the wife will catch onto the “lady he was here with last time” part and ask the husband what that meant.
At that point, the husband has been caught red-handed, and in Kimball’s mind, revenge has been served.
Kimball’s followers were seemingly impressed with her strategy.
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“I love it when people don’t know bartenders don’t have to play nice,” one person quipped.
“Not all heroes wear capes,” a second viewer wrote.
“If ALL the bartenders would do this a lot of us wouldn’t be wasting our time,” another satisfied user commented.
Plus, a bartender said she has done something similar.
“I was more subtle when this was me,” she recalled.
“Did you dye your hair since y’all were here yesterday? It looks great!
“Then stood back and watched the show.”
And to quench viewers’ thirst, Kimball replied to someone questioning what happened after in the real-life example she referenced.
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She said the couple “fought quietly” the whole night and she once again did not receive a tip.
“But it’s ok I don’t expect one,” she added.
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