Mackenzie and Stephen Schulz wanted to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary by deciding to eat sushi at a local restaurant in Cedar Rapids, Ohio. However, to the surprise of the couple, many other people also decided to have lunch there at the same time!
They had to wait 20 minutes to get only a glass of water, and another 40 minutes before they managed to make a full order. Spouses could be indignant and leave, but they decided to make another decision.
Background
Mackenzie and Stephen are the proud parents of two pretty twin boys. In addition, they are hardworking workers who rarely allow themselves such sorties. That is why in honor of the anniversary they decided to relax a bit.
However, the date did not work out right from the start. The couple later joked that the mystical influence of the figure "6" probably affected. After all, everyone can imagine what it means to wait for food in a restaurant where there is a crazy crowd. This is stress, growing irritation, and a waste of time. But the purpose of the sortie was completely different!
Crazy house!
In a post on Facebook, Mackenzie wrote: “Our service was disgusting. It took 20 minutes to get some water, 40 minutes we sat waiting for snacks, and more than an hour went to the main course. People around joked about the restaurant and how bad it was that day the service. Yes, it really was very terrible! But it was obvious that the problem was the lack of staff, the waiter had nothing to do with it. He ran like crazy and never got annoyed, listening to the lamentations from every table. heap, and we figured that the poor waiter has 12 tables. But he is also responsible for the bar!"
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Spoiled evening
Thus, the waiter was forced to do much more work than most people could handle. Almost all visitors were outraged, scolded the tormented young man and, of course, did not leave a tip.
Stephen and Mackenzie, watching everything that happened, finished dinner and asked for a bill. The evening, which was conceived as a romantic rendezvous, was completely ruined. The girl admitted that she was more tired than she enjoyed.
When the waiter came up to them again, he thanked the couple for their patience and understanding, calculated, and then rushed to other customers.
