<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=23Wnp8_0wORDiNl00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=23Wnp8_0wORDiNl00" width="800" height="450" ></figure><p>The moment someone becomes a customer, they morph into the worst version of themselves. Despite this, some businesses maintain that the customer is always right, while anyone with a background in the service industry knows that this simply cannot be true. It’s why workers eventually reach a point where they have no choice but to fight back. One such server received a one-dollar tip on an $80 check. Instead of accepting it, she chased the customer into the parking lot and gave them their dollar back, saying, “You obviously need this more than I do.” She received a three-day suspension for her remark, but the satisfaction of speaking her mind was probably worth it. </p><p>Other Redditors have recalled the rude customers they didn’t back down from, and if you’re in need of more comebacks to add to your repertoire, look no further.</p></div></body>

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31 of the Best Times Service Workers Clapped Back at Rude Customers

The moment someone becomes a customer, they morph into the worst version of themselves. Despite this, some businesses maintain that the customer is always right, while anyone with a background in the service industry knows that this simply cannot be true. It’s why workers eventually reach a point where they have no choice but to fight back. One such server received a one-dollar tip on an $80 check. Instead of accepting it, she chased the customer into the parking lot and gave them their dollar back, saying, “You obviously need this more than I do.” She received a three-day suspension for her remark, but the satisfaction of speaking her mind was probably worth it.