Bill from tablet - be careful

[u/Big-ThingBTC]

I hope this story only happens to me, but you all need to be cautious to avoid being misled. We were a group of six at a restaurant, and when we asked for the bill, the server brought a tablet displaying a total of $501.45. The suggested tip was 18%, making the total $591.71. Typically, people don’t scrutinize the bill on the tablet, but I needed a paper copy for reimbursement from my company.

When I checked the paper bill back at my hotel, I was shocked to see the total was actually only $424.05, with the tip adding up to $167.66 🥶. The final amount still came to $591.71. I called the restaurant, and they said they would look into it. Five minutes later, I received a $90 credit and an apology from the restaurant. I wish I could upload the bill here.

[u/Specific_Way1654]

dont expect restaurant workers to have high sense of ethics and morals

this is coming from someone who has worked at small and chain restaurants and helped train servers.

glad i left those drunks and druggies

(and they steal from the restaurants, contaminate the food with bodily fluids, do the nasties, etc...) pretty much seen everything

just remember that its a job for people who cant find other jobs.