Servers and former servers, what's the worst kind of group to serve? A kids' soccer team? A bunch of rich businessmen? Maybe a school field trip?
According to one server, the worst group is the post-church crowd — and it isn't even close. He shared his thoughts on TikTok, sparking up an interesting discussion, and many other servers showed up to pile on with their own horror stories, too.
Going out for post-church brunch or lunch is an age-old tradition, since most religious folks probably aren't making up a full Sunday breakfast before they go to church.
But according to one server, once this crowd goes out for their post-worship eats, the trouble begins.
TikToker @saint_hypnos is coming in hot with the takes in his video, and doesn't let up.
"Sundays were always the worst in the diner, not because of the sheer amount of people that show up for, like, Sunday brunch," he said. "It's the sheer amount of people that show up after church, because they're the worst human beings on Earth."
Over video of him grabbing a stack of cups for drinking water, @saint_hypnos issues a bold challenge: the Sunday after-church crowd is objectively the worst, and you won't change his mind.
I was expecting some level of pushback in the comments section, but all of the top-level comments seemed to agree with @saint_hypno's assessment. Servers past and present let off some steam by sharing their experiences with the post-church crowd on Sundays.
I used to work at a coffee shop and would sometimes receive those 'tips'. One corner, which implies a crisp $20 bill, is always folded over. Then you open it up and realize that it isn't money, it's a religious pamphlet.
Piggybacking off the top comment to his first video, @saint_hypno took the time to describe an experience with a 'church lady' who made a big scene because she was told that without a reservation, there'd be a wait for a table.
Religious folks might feel a little bit seen right here, but when it comes to something like this, it's a "where there's smoke, there's fire" situation. The video isn't condemning every person of faith, but it is relating what sounds like a fairly common experience for people who work in the service industry on Sundays.
As always, we have our popcorn out, totally here for the stories and also for any drama that might arise in the comments section. So far, there hasn't been much drama tied to @saint_hypno's videos, but that doesn't mean the stories aren't engaging.
Make sure to check out the videos, then share your thoughts in the comments section.
